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Analysis of ISO 21500 and Its
Comparison with PMBoK® Guide
PMI PMJ A Model of Project Knowledge Management
Project families
Knowledge Oriented Project Management
Critical View at PMI Standards
Unified Portfolio Management Model
UPMM and Primavera
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Project knowledge is managed at
four distinct levels: individual, project, organizational and global. There
exist two basic types of knowledge: micro-knowledge needed for performing a
single task (or its part) and macro-knowledge i.e. all the knowledge
possessed by subjects from given organizational level. The paper describes
micro-knowledge life cycle and macro-knowledge life cycles of each
organizational level as well as processes of vertical knowledge flow
between organizational levels.
Read
the full paper on project knowledge management (originally published by PMI
Project Management Journal)
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