About Module 18: Performing Controlled Shut down and Tailoring of the PRINCE2 Closing A Project Process
Closing a Project provides a fixed point in time at which acceptance of the main outputs (products) of the project can be confirmed. In this module there are 6 video lessons covering the five activities needed for the controlled shut down of any PRINCE2 project.
I cover the dual purpose of this process - used for a natural close and for a premature close. This Module includes how to tailor this process and its use within an Agile environment.
You will learn and understand:
- The closing a project purpose
- The closing a project objectives
- The closing a project context
- The prepare planned closure activity
- The prepare premature closure activity
- The confirm project acceptance activity
- The evaluate the project activity
- The request project closure activity
- Tailoring roles in closing a project
- Closing a project accountability and responsibility
- Practice application to closing a project
Module Content
In this module there are 6 PRINCE2 video lessons covering the five activities needed for the controlled shut down of any PRINCE2 project -- 'Closing a Project Introduction'
In this module there are 6 PRINCE2 video lessons covering the five activities needed for the controlled shut down of any PRINCE2 project -- 'Closing a Project Context'
In this module there are 6 PRINCE2 video lessons covering the five activities needed for the controlled shut down of any PRINCE2 project -- 'Closing a Project Objectives'
In this module there are 6 PRINCE2 video lessons covering the five activities needed for the controlled shut down of any PRINCE2 project -- 'Closing a Project Activities'
In this module there are 6 PRINCE2 video lessons covering the five activities needed for the controlled shut down of any PRINCE2 project -- 'Closing a Project Activities Evaluation and Roles'
In this module there are 6 PRINCE2 video lessons covering the five activities needed for the controlled shut down of any PRINCE2 project -- 'Applying Practices to Closing a Project'
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