The Sensible Guide to Program Management Professional (PgMP)® Success: Including 420 Practice Exam Questions
This comprehensive guide by Te Wu stands out as a vital resource for anyone seeking to excel in program management. It not only offers a structured path to understanding the PgMP certification but also includes 420 practice questions that simulate the actual exam environment, ensuring thorough preparation. With practical advice and insightful strategies, this book is essential for aspiring program managers who wish to not only pass the PgMP exam but to also master the art of program management itself.
The Four Pillars of Portfolio Management
Written by Olivier Lazar, this book delves into the essential practices of managing portfolios effectively. Recognized as a best practice guide, it details the frameworks necessary for aligning projects with strategy and achieving organizational goals. By focusing on the four critical pillars, Lazar provides invaluable insights into prioritization, resource allocation, risk management, and project integration. For professionals serious about portfolio management, this book is not just a read—it’s a roadmap to success.
Developmentally Appropriate Practice in Early Childhood Programs
Co-authored by Carol Copple and Sue Bredekamp, this book is a cornerstone for educators in early childhood development. The insights provided tackle the complexities of teaching children from birth to age 8, ensuring that practices are not only educational but developmentally appropriate. Relying on years of research, the authors emphasize the importance of play in learning and creativity, making it a must-read for anyone involved in early childhood education.
PfMP® Exam Practice Tests and Study Guide
Ginger Levin’s study guide is an indispensable tool for those pursuing the Portfolio Management Professional (PfMP) certification. This book offers detailed explanations of the concepts and practices necessary for success, complemented by a multitude of practice tests to gauge understanding and readiness. For professionals keen on enhancing their portfolio management capabilities while preparing for the exam, Levin’s guide serves as both a study aid and a knowledge companion.
Performance-Based Certification: How to Design a Valid, Defensible, Cost-Effective Program
Judith Hale presents a groundbreaking approach with this book that underscores the significance of performance-based certification programs. It guides the reader through the intricacies of designing programs that are not only valid and defensible but also cost-effective. Hale’s expertise in both theory and practice shines through, making this a pivotal read for certification program designers looking to enhance their methodologies and outcomes.
CompTIA A+ Certification All-in-One Exam Guide, Tenth Edition
Mike Meyers, a prominent figure in IT education, provides a fresh approach to CompTIA A+ certification with this updated guide. The book encompasses everything candidates need to know to succeed in both 220-1001 and 220-1002 exams. With his engaging teaching style, Meyers breaks down complex concepts into manageable sections, making this an essential resource for IT professionals aiming to advance their careers through certification.
ONC Health IT Certification Program – Enhanced Oversight and Accountability
This governmental document, crafted by The Law Library, details regulations pivotal for health IT certification programs. With the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare technology, understanding these regulations is crucial for compliance and implementation in any organization. This essential read helps professionals navigate the complexities of health IT certifications, ensuring a grasp of oversight and accountability in practice.
From Survive to Thrive: A Director’s Guide for Leading an Early Childhood Program
Explored in this insightful guide by Debbie Leekeenan and Iris Chin Ponte is a transformative approach to leading early childhood programs. The authors offer practical strategies that directors can implement to foster thriving environments for both staff and children. Their experience shines through, providing a roadmap to not only survive but excel in the challenging world of early childhood education.
IT Project Management: On Track from Start to Finish, Third Edition
Joseph Phillips offers an all-encompassing guide for individuals looking to master IT project management. This edition is updated with current trends and methodologies, ensuring that readers are equipped with the tools they need for successful project delivery. Phillips’ dedication to the subject is evident, making this a necessary addition to the library of any project manager.
Permanent Certification Program for Health Information Technology – Revisions to ONC-Approved Accreditor Processes
Another important document from The Law Library, this text elaborates on the revisions bettering the accreditation process of health information technology programs. It details essential procedures and policies and ensures that health IT professionals are kept abreast of necessary changes for compliance. This insightful read is vital for administrators and students alike seeking to understand current practices.
