Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge
As per , the PMBoK is a required text for almost all the http://extension.berkeley.edu/subject/project.html|UC Berkeley Extension Project Management Classes.  Google Scholar shows that the PMBoK is cited 43 times (not a lot, but enough).  Amazon shows that it is the #334 on the book list.  Compare this with Design Patterns (book), which is #2609.  Searching Google is not necessarily a good measure of notability, but searching just google books turns up 880 hits.  I'm a project manager and consider this book to be the primary text in the area.  Project Management Professional says that there are 359,973 certified Project Management Professionals, all of whom presumably studied one of the 4 versions of this book.   The Project Management Professional exam is based on the material in the PMBoK, the Project Management Professional article says "Most of the questions reference the PMI A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (aka the PMBOK Guide).4" Before deleting this article, it would be good to have some Project Management Subject Matter Experts weigh in. (Disclaimers: I work for UC Berkeley, I've taken UC Berkeley Extension classes, I own four copies of the PMBoK, I'm taking the PMP exam in two days
— User:Cxbrx, 22:08, 8 November 2009 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:NB (Wikipedia:Notability)