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Wideman Comparative Glossary of Common Project Management Terms v6.1 is copyright © R. Max Wideman, 2000‑2022.

Last Updated:
01-06-2022

Project Management Glossary v6.1
Glossaries Compiled by R. Max Wideman

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Our Glossary is now available in a variety of collections, each available as a PDF file complete with internal links. Here are the choices:

GroupGlossary Name and Scope
Ref
**
Type
Level in Group Hierarchy, with Comments
Price
(USD)
Project Management DisciplinesGoVernance Planning and applying policy to all levels of Project Management activity.
V
Corporate Policy
Overarching all PM activities
11.75
(V+F)
PortFolio Managing a number of relatively unrelated projects.
F
PPfM Discipline
Level 1-Incl. relevant T&T
    High
ProGram Managing a group of projects with a common overall objective.
G
PgM Discipline
Level 2-Ditto
21.75
ProJect Managing a single project.
J
SPM Discipline
Level 3-Ditto
39.99
Tools & TechNiques Applying specific principles or routines in the conduct of Project Management.
N
PM Processes
Level 4-All T&T only
    Low
49.99
Industry/Product Domain (Activity Sectors or Area of PM Application)Construction Agriculture; Commercial; EPC; Forestry; Infrastructure; Mining; Research Facilities; Residential; Retail; Rail; Roads; Utilities; etc.
C
Tangible-Craft
Group Category 1
    Low
24.25
Healthcare Communications; Home Help; Hospital Administration; Pharmaceuticals; Providers; Public Services, etc.
H
Intangible-Craft
Group Category 2
22.95
Manufacturing Aerospace; Airlines; Automotive; Chemicals; Defense; Entertainment; Events; Industrial; Media; Transportation; etc.
M
Tangible-Intellect
Group Category 3
20.50
Info Technology Banking; Computer Industry; Financial Services; Hospitality; Insurance; Leisure; Organizational Change; Private Equity; Research & Development; Science; Software; Tourism & Travel; etc.
T
Intangible-Intellect
Group Category 4
     High
20.75
ComboPM Gov + PPfM
V + F
Both in one
See entries above
11.75
ComboSPM + T&T
J + N
Both in one
See above for details
62.50
Single DocEntire Database
SD
One single vertical file, no links
Prints to 600-700 pages
65.00

Note 1 (See Ref** col. above): These reference letters are used in the Glossaries to show when the term appears in related Glossaries. This indicates the extent of application of the term in question.

Note 2: The GoVernance collection of terms is too small to be processed as a separate Glossary, hence its incorporation with the PortFolio Glossary. Of course, it may grow into a separate glossary in the future.

Note 3: For a detailed explanation of our research and why we have chosen the Project Domain divisions and Industry/Product Sector groupings shown, please refer to the following papers:
     1. What's new in Glossary v6.1 published June 2017, and
     2. The Challenge for the Wideman Glossary 6.1 Update published July 2017.

To purchase any of the Glossary sets, please go to the Order Form.

Thank you for considering these Glossaries for use on your projects. We hope that you enjoy and benefit from their use.


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