2 - Overview of PRINCE2 Project Management
2 - Overview of PRINCE2 Project Management
Project Management
Module 2
Syllabus (1/2)
1. Understand key concepts relating to project and PRINCE2:
1.1 Recall key concepts related to project management:
a) The definition of a project and project management. (1.3).
b) The aspects of project performance to be managed. (1.3.2).
c) The definition of the integrated elements of PRINCE2: principles,
people, practices, processes and the project context. (1.2, Fig
1.1).
d) The definition of delivery approaches: iterative, linear, hybrid.
(1.4.3).
1.2 Describe key concepts related to project management:
a) The characteristics of a project. (1.3.1).
b) The common reasons why project management is used. (1.2.2).
c) The common challenges that PRINCE2 is designed to address.
(1.2.2).
d) The features and benefits of PRINCE2.
e) Projects in context/project environment. (1.4 excl 1.4.3).
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cross-functional change
PROJECT
uncertainty unique
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Topics not included in PRINCE2
specialist detailed
aspects techniques
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Principles
Common
universal language and Increased
concepts organizational
maturity
flexible Part of an
proven integrated suite
Outcome of methods
focused
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to start, know how
improve
manage the to
your
steps, and structure
standing
close a a project
within your
project organization
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The application of
methods, tools,
techniques, and Controlling Motivating Delegating
competencies
Monitoring
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Introduce change
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risk time
scope
quality
sustainability
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Commercial Sustainability
context
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Portfolio
Programme Programme
Principles
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Tailor to Principles
Focus on
suit the
products
project
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Plans
Risks
Issues Progress
Principles
Managing Managing
Delivering
product delivery product delivery
Note
• Starting up a project is used by both the directing and managing levels.
• There should be at least two stages, the first of which is the initiation stage.
• Managing a stage boundary is first used at the end of the initiation stage and repeated at the end of each subsequent stage
except the final stage. It is also used to prepare exception plans, which can be done at any time including in the final stage .
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Managing Managing
Delivering
product delivery product delivery
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Project plan
Commercial context
e.g. contracts,
relationships
Using the method. Stage plans
For example,
Delivery method assigning roles,
Internal (to project)
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