PRINCE2 Intro
Introduction
Components
Processes
Multiple-choice questions on Processes
DP - Directing a Project
CS - Controlling a Stage
Answers to Process multiple-choice questions
SU - Starting up a Project
IP - Initiating a Project
The 7 PRINCE2® Processes
MP - Managing Product Delivery
SB - Managing a Stage Boundary
CP - Closing a Project
Summary
Using PRINCE2™
Glossary
SU - Starting up a Project

(Gathering basic information)

This first process in PRINCE® is a pre-project process. It checks that a project is worthwhile. The key input to this process is a Project Mandate that defines in business terms the reason for the project and the expected outcome.

The process produces 7 management products by:

  1. Capturing lessons learned on previous ventures in the Lessons Log.
  2. Designing and appointing a Project Management Team.
  3. Creating the Project Manager's Daily Log.
  4. Preparing the outline Business Case.
  5. Converting the Mandate into a Project Brief.
  6. Describing the Project's final product or deliverable.
  7. Planning the Project Initiation Stage.

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You can see how this first short process has addressed the first 3 PRINCE2® Themes: namely, Business Case, Organization, and Plans. So from the initial input of a Project Mandate, the Directing a Project process has enough information for deciding whether or not to go ahead with detailed planning (the work covered in the Project Initiation Stage).

 

 

Introduction

The 7 PRINCE2® Themes

Multiple-choice questions on Themes

The 7 PRINCE2® Processes

Multiple-choice questions on Processes

Summary

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