Friday, July 10, 2015

Upcoming PMP, RPINCE2, ITIL Foundation & Expert, Six Sigma Green Belt Workshop Scheduled for Aug-2015 by iCertGlobal

Upcoming PMP, RPINCE2, ITIL Foundation & Expert, Six Sigma Green Belt Workshop Scheduled for Aug-2015 by iCertGlobal




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City
Workshop Date

   PMP India (IN)
22-23 & 29-30 Aug-2015
22-23 & 29-30 Aug-2015
15-16 & 22-23 Aug-2015

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City
Workshop Date
   PMP Australia (AU)
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015

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City
Workshop Date

   PMP United Kingdom (UK)
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015

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City
Workshop Date
PMP United States (USA)
Albany, NY                                
25-28 Aug-2015
Albuquerque, NM                  
25-28 Aug-2015
Atlanta, GA                             
25-28 Aug-2015
Austin, TX                                
25-28 Aug-2015
Baltimore, MD                      
25-28 Aug-2015
Baton Rouge, LA                    
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
Boston, MA                             
25-28 Aug-2015
Buffalo, NY                             
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
Cedar Rapids, IA                     
25-28 Aug-2015
Charleston, SC                         
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
Charlotte, NC                           
25-28 Aug-2015
Cheyenne, WY                         
25-28 Aug-2015
Chicago, IL                                
25-28 Aug-2015
Cincinnati, OH                         
25-28 Aug-2015
Cleveland, OH                          
25-28 Aug-2015
Colorado Springs, CO             
25-28 Aug-2015
Columbia, SC                           
25-28 Aug-2015
Columbus, OH                          
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
Dallas, TX                                 
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
Denver, CO                               
25-28 Aug-2015
Des Moines, IA                      
25-28 Aug-2015
Detroit, MI                               
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
Eugene, OR                             
25-28 Aug-2015
Fresno, CA                              
25-28 Aug-2015
Grand Rapids, MI                
25-28 Aug-2015
Hartford, CT                           
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
Houston, TX                           
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
Indianapolis, IN                     
25-28 Aug-2015
Jacksonville, FL                      
25-28 Aug-2015
Jersey City, NJ                       
25-28 Aug-2015
Kansas City, MO                   
25-28 Aug-2015
Las Vegas, NV                       
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
Little Rock, AR                      
25-28 Aug-2015
Los Angeles, CA                    
25-28 Aug-2015
Louisville, KY                       
25-28 Aug-2015
Madison, WI                           
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
Memphis, TN                        
25-28 Aug-2015
Miami, FL                              
25-28 Aug-2015
Milwaukee, WI                     
25-28 Aug-2015
Minneapolis, MN                 
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
Nashville, TN                        
25-28 Aug-2015
New Orleans, LA                  
25-28 Aug-2015
New York, NY                        
25-28 Aug-2015
Newark, NJ                           
25-28 Aug-2015
Oklahoma City, OK              
25-28 Aug-2015
Omaha, NE                           
25-28 Aug-2015
Orange County, CA             
25-28 Aug-2015
Orlando, FL                            
25-28 Aug-2015
Philadelphia, PA                   
25-28 Aug-2015
Phoenix, AZ                            
25-28 Aug-2015
Pittsburgh, PA                       
25-28 Aug-2015
Plano, TX                               
25-28 Aug-2015
Portland, OR                         
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
Raleigh, NC                           
25-28 Aug-2015
Reno, NV                                
25-28 Aug-2015
Richmond, VA                        
25-28 Aug-2015
Rochester, NY                        
25-28 Aug-2015
Sacramento, CA                    
25-28 Aug-2015
Saint Louis, MO                       
25-28 Aug-2015
Salt Lake City, UT                   
25-28 Aug-2015
San Antonio, TX                     
25-28 Aug-2015
San Diego, CA                         
25-28 Aug-2015
San Francisco, CA                   
25-28 Aug-2015
San Jose, CA                            
25-28 Aug-2015
Santa Barbara, CA                  
25-28 Aug-2015
Schaumburg, IL                       
25-28 Aug-2015
Seattle, WA                              
25-28 Aug-2015
Spokane, WA                            
25-28 Aug-2015
Springfield, IL                            
25-28 Aug-2015
Tallahassee, FL                        
25-28 Aug-2015
Tampa, FL                                 
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
Tucson, AZ                                
25-28 Aug-2015
Tulsa, OK                                   
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
Washington, DC                       
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015




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City
Workshop Date
PRINCE2 Foundation and Practitioner India (IN)
15-16 & 22-23 Aug-2015
15-16 & 22-23 Aug-2015
15-16 & 22-23 Aug-2015
15-16 & 22-23 Aug-2015

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City
Workshop Date
PRINCE2 Foundation and Practitioner Australia (AU)
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015    

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City
Workshop Date
PRINCE2 Foundation and Practitioner (UK)
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015
25-28 Aug-2015



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City
Workshop Date
ITIL Foundation India

22-23 Aug-2015
22-23 Aug-2015
22-23 Aug-2015
22-23 Aug-2015
22-23 Aug-2015
22-23 Aug-2015
22-23 Aug-2015
22-23 Aug-2015
22-23 Aug-2015
22-23 Aug-2015
22-23 Aug-2015
22-23 Aug-2015
22-23 Aug-2015
22-23 Aug-2015
22-23 Aug-2015


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City
Workshop Date
ITIL Intermediate Service Design India (ITIL SD)

29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
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City
Workshop Date
ITIL Intermediate Service Operation India (ITIL SO)

29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015

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City
Workshop Date
ITIL Intermediate Continual Service Improvement India (ITIL CSI)
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015


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City
Workshop Date
ITIL MALC India

29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015

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City
Workshop Date
ITIL Service Strategy India (ITIL SS)

29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015


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City
Workshop Date
ITIL Service Transition India (ITIL ST)


29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015
29-30 Aug-2015






Wednesday, July 1, 2015

The in-Scope & Out-of-Scope




 
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The scope of any undertaking is difficult to define or describe as it’s a variable component.  Starting from the customer to the vendor, it’s always wisdom in hindsight. The foresight to envision the final figure is very subjective and can never be fixed or finalized in the first cut. Often improvisation on an incremental basis is inevitable. Change can’t be resisted and ought to be factored, which is referred as risk – the element of improbability. Uncertainty notwithstanding,a project scope management plan is prepared clearly laying out the components that help in defining, verifying and controlling scope and a work breakdown structure in tandem to get a firm grip.



If nailing the scope is near to impossible, then defining what constitutes in-scope and out-of-scope is painfully unmanageable. Assuming the scope is to build a mansion, the finer details are not captured on the frame. It’s not fair to expect the customer or business owner to come out with a document that records everything right to the last dot.  At best we can box and determine the lines but then it will be a bird’ view



Scope management is primarily concerned with defining and controlling what is and is not included in the project as stated in PMBOK. Please underscore ‘not included’.



Scope is the definition of boundary for the particular product or project from the existence of the product or Project. It brings the structure or shape to the product or Project and it can be named as abstract of the project.  Without scope, project or product will be in non-existence state and it’s the entry point for any project or product. 



One can visualize the product or project with the scope even before its existence. So it’s very critical and crucial how you define the scope of the product or project. It’s the vision of project owner or product owner which gets transformed as Scope document. Though the initial point is the vision or core objective which plays the critical role in scope definition, it’s the boundary which baselines the scope into proper shape.



Awareness of what we don’t want is also as much as important as what we want for a product or project. Unless you know the entire existence you will not be able to define what you want,  which means when you define the scope of the product or project, it’s all the more important to know what you don’t want to define as your scope.



In most cases, outside of the scope defines the scope inside. For example, I need a program to report my balance sheet every month.



Possible inputs:

1.       Feed all the credit and debits through data entry form

2.       Integrate my salary slip to get the credit and manual data entry for all expenses

3.       Integrate the bank statement for both debits and credits and make the manual entry only for cash credits/debits



Possible expectations:

1.       Generate the balance sheet report for Weekly/Monthly/Yearly

2.       Generate the reports in PDF/Excel



If I am sure that I don’t want any manual entry, then I should be able to strike out in the Possible Inputs as‘out of scope’ in my scope document.



We can discuss about scope creep and scope change in my next post.



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