Summarized book in Primavera P3 Resource and Cost
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Oldest first- 0YAYousif Alaubidi ·Dear Rollen Lopez
Am too in need for your request , so if you get any thing about p3 ((book symery about Primavera p3)) send for me for supporting our information togather..
with regrads
Engineer Yousif A.Ayal
Iraq
Basra
20/11/2005
note:me E-mail:yousifalaubidi@yahoo.com - 0JTJorge Taguinod ·Checklist for resource and cost management using P3.
1. Theory - refer to the PMBOK.
2. Software Training - there’s an advanced P3 course on resource & cost managemnet. (I teach this).
3. Actual Project Experience.
You need all three to be successful.
One more note: If you’re really managing resources and costs in P3, you may want to consider moving to Primavera Enterprise (I also teach this) since this is a more powerful tool in this area.
Best regards,
Jorge - 0YAYousif Alaubidi ·Dear Marcio Sampaio
Thinkyou too for your response,
you can see my previous massage in that web site, I have information in wedly on Primavera p3 , what you need information so that i could support you..
with regreds for all
Engieer :Yousif A.Ayal
Iraq
Basra
note: Am look in web site that there is a web site in Brazial Languge or portagal in which that web site sepical for Primavera p3
Do have any information for that like$$$$$$$$$$$ - 0JTJorge Taguinod ·Dear Rollen Lopez,
It’s actually called the PMBOK (Proj Mgt Body of Knowledge).
In my previous message, I mentioned that you need three things to be effective in PM:
1. Theory (c/o PMBOK)
2. Primavera
3. Experience
I’ve written a book that covers the first 2 and have integrated it into a PM/Primavera course at the MIT (Mapua Institute of Technology). Course duration is 3 months (once a week). Course Fee is P3,500 (if you’re an undergrad) and P35,000 if your a professional already.
This way, I intend to open the opportunity of PM to Filipino engineers. I’ve already trained and authorized 2 trainers from this university (i’m quite picky) who teach the course for me.
I also conduct official Primavera courses using Primavera official manuals. With Primavera certificates! This assumes, though, that you already know the PM basics, which is rare unless you’re a certified PMP - Project Management Professional.
By the way, FYI: If you review the PMBOK, you will see that the enterprise version of Primavera (P5) conforms to the PM Knowledge Areas espoused by the PMBOK. P3 doesn’t.
You can go to www.pmi.org to order your copy of the PMBOK. But then you’ll have to shift to P5 to really be able to address the whole gamut of the 9 knowledge areas: Scope, Time, Cost, Quality, Risks, Human Resources, Procurement, Communication and Integration.
Best regards,
Jorge - 0WLWungyea Lee ·Dear Mr. Marcio Sampaio ,
Could you e-mail to me the user manual you have in English of the Primavera P3, my company is now upgrading to p3 V.5,
I hope to get head-on learning the in-and-out of the software
My E-mail 291650 @ CPC. COM. TW (please forget the space)
Thank you!
Lee Wungyea
- 0JTJorge Taguinod ·P3 Manuals - available in the CDs as PDF. But not quite well written.
The P3e manuals (also stored in the CDs) are good.
Best way is to get Authorized Training. The training manuals are written well. Plus, you can ask the trainer to clarify ANYTHING that’s vague. Nothing beats a live training.
Best
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