February 27, 2016 Change Control within PRINCE2Change Control within PRINCE2 No matter how many projects you will work on in your professional life, every single one
February 27, 2016 Benefits Review PlanBenefits Review Plan – and its application. Although an initial version (called the outline project business case) is created Pre-project within
February 27, 2016 Authorize Project ClosureHow To Authorize project closure. The main purpose of this activity is to bring the project to a controlled close.
February 27, 2016 Authorize a Stage or Exception PlanStage Plan and potential Exception Plan authorizations The project board use this activity for one of two situations, either to
February 27, 2016 Appoint the Executive and the Project ManagerExecutive and the Project Manager This activity should be fairly obvious, but it is important to understand the reasons why
February 27, 2016 PRINCE2 Product DescriptionProduct Description – and how to write one! If the product based planning technique is the crown of PRINCE2, then
February 27, 2016 PRINCE2 Product ChecklistThe Product Checklist – PRINCE2’s answer to project product control You can become a more competent project manager or team
February 27, 2016 PRINCE2 Progress ReviewingReviewing progress on a PRINCE2 project There are two types of progress controls that are used, and these are event-
February 27, 2016 Progress Reporting in a PRINCE2 projectProgress Reporting in a PRINCE2 project How often progress reporting is done, depends upon how much control is needed on
February 27, 2016 PRINCE2 Progress ControlsControls within a PRINCE2 project For project progress controls to be measurable, we need to monitor and compare actual achievements
February 27, 2016 PRINCE2 Project Closure – the final act!PRINCE2 Project Closure – the final act! A very important point needs to be made here. If the project, within
February 27, 2016 Comparing PRINCE2 7 to PMPComparing PRINCE2 7 to PMP Projects are essentially uncertain as the major objective of projects is to introduce change. No