MSP, MoR, P3O, PRINCE2 Training

Scope, Structure and Benefits

Definition of PRINCE2®

Key Features of PRINCE2®

Structure of PRINCE2®

What is a Project?

Projects v Products

Scope of PRINCE2®

Introduction multiple-choice questions

Answers to Introduction multiple-choice questions

Using PRINCE2™

Key Features of PRINCE2®

The key features of PRINCE2® are as follows:

Its focus on business justification - known as the Business Case.	A defined Organisation structure for the Project Management Team.
The concept of 'management by exception' - by giving delegated limits of authority to a Project Manager, it enables senior managers to be kept fully informed of the project status without their having to attend regular, time-consuming meetings.
Its focus on WHAT, WHY, WHEN, WHERE and for WHOM a project is to deliver.	Its emphasis on being process-driven in a controlled manner.
Its emphasis on splitting the project into manageable stages.	Its product-based planning technique.
Early identification and management of risk.	Its flexibility to be applied at a level appropriate to the specific project.

Introduction	Definition of PRINCE2®	Key Features of PRINCE2®	Structure of PRINCE2®
What is a Project?	Projects v Products	Scope of PRINCE2®	Multiple-choice questions

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