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Project Management Process Groups and Knowledge Areas Mapping – PMBOK 5th Edition

Scope Time Cost Quality Human Resources Communications Risk Procurement

Initiating

Develop

Project Charter

Planning Develop Project

Management PlanCollect

Requirements

Estimate

Costs

Plan

QualityManagement

Plan

HR Management

Plan

Communications

Plan

Procurements

Executing

Direct and Manage

Project Execution

Perform

Quality

Assurance

Conduct

Procurements

Monitor

&

Control

Monitor Perform

& Control Integrated

Project Work Change

Control

Verify Control

Scope Scope

Control

Schedule

Control

Costs

Perform

Quality

Control

Control Communication

Monitor &

Control

Risks

Control Procurement

ClosingClose Project

Or Phase Close Procurement

Define Scope Create

WPS

Sequence Activities Estimate

Resources

Estimate Duration

Develop Schedule

Determine Budgeting

Acquire

Team Develop

Team

Manage

Team

Manage

Communication

Manage

Stakeholder

Engagement

Plan Risk Management

Identify Risk

Qualitative Analysis

Quantitative Analysis

Plan Risk Response

Stakeholder

Identify Stakeholders

Plan Scope Management

Plan Scheduled Management

Plan Cost Management

Plan

Stakeholder Management

Control

Stakeholder

Engagement

Integration

Process Group 4Th Edition % 5Th Edition % AdditionalProcesses

Initiating 2 5% 2 4% 0

Planning 20 48% 24 51% 4Executing 8 19% 8 17% 0Monitoring & Controlling 10 24% 11 23% 1Closing 2 5% 2 4% 0

Total 42 47 5

Knowledge Area 4Th Edition % 5Th Edition % AdditionalProcesses

Integration 6 14% 6 13% 0

Scope 5 12% 6 13% 1

Time 6 14% 7 15% 1Cost 3 7% 4 9% 1

Quality 3 7% 3 6% 0Human Resource 4 10% 4 9% 0Communication 5 12% 3 6% -2Risk 6 14% 6 13% 0

Procurement 4 10% 4 9% 0

Stakeholders 0 0% 4 9% 4Total 42 47 5

Changes from PMBOK 4th edition to 5th Edition

1. Total number of process grown from 42 to 47 and knowledge areas from 9 to 10.

2. More emphasis on planning and control. Planning compromise 51% and Control 23% of the processes.

3. Importance of stakeholder management is emphasized by the creation of a new specific knowledge area in addition to the communication area.