David

Here is the follow-up to my previous post. The example question is from PMSTUDY.com

Project integration management includes the processes and activities needed to identify, define, combine, unify, and coordinate the various processes and project management activities. For successful project integration management, you definitely need (select the best answer):

a. A strong matrix organizational structure in your company
b. A good communication management plan
c. Good project selection techniques
d. Positive stakeholders who support the project

And the answer is quite clear if you understood my previous post.

David

I think that even though each of these activities come under their respective Knowledge area, in this case, they are integrated with regard to the Project integration management.

An example would be 'Collect requirements' where all stakeholders are involved to provide their input but the process through which this is done is through 'Manage communications' (Execution) which is related or part of the Plan Communications management (Planning). The Plan Communications management is a subsidiary plan of Project Management plan (Planning), the latter of which comes under Project integration management.

It is the same with Manage stakeholder Engagement. The only way that is performed apart from Input, tools and techniques used is through the manage Communications process.

If I am wrong, perhaps, somebody may correct me.

PMBOK 4.3 (p. 80-81) "Direct and Manage Project Work activities include....establish and manage project communication channels.... Manage the team members assigned to the project.....manage stakeholders and their engagement"
I thought these activities were handled as part of the Manage Communications, Manage Project Team, and Manage Stakeholder Processes.
Am I missing something?