perience 2. What are one or two lessons you learned from this Snapshot? 1.4 Ron Parker compan 1. Do you agree with Ron Parker's statement "To be successful, you must also be willing to run at problems/opportunities when everyone else is running the thre away from them"? for this Exercises 1. Review the front page of your local newspaper and try to identify all the projects contained in the articles. How many were you able to find? 2. Individually, identify what you consider to be humanity's greatest achievements in the last five decades. Now share your list with three to five other students in the class and come up with an expanded list. Review these great achievements in eld a b terms of the definition of a project. What does your review suggest about the importance of project management? He is 3. Individually, identify projects assigned in previous terms. Were both sociocultural and technical elements factors in the success or difficulties in the projects? Tom is p. 19 4Check out the Project Management Institute's home page at www.pmi.org a. Review general information about PMI as well as membership information. b. See if there is a local PMI chapter. If not, where is the closest one? c. Use the search function at the PMI home page to find information on Project i with Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK). What are the major knowledge areas of PMBOK? d. Explore other links that PMI provides. What do these links tell you about the nature and future of project management? 17:48:4