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Summary of the PRINCE2 foundation course, which I passed with a 9.1. Convers all the information for the exam

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Contents
Overview of PRINCE2 Project Management ................................................................................... 6
The definition of a project .......................................................................................................... 6
What is project management? ................................................................................................... 6
Characteristics of a project ....................................................................................................... 6
The 5 integrated elements ......................................................................................................... 6
Features and benefits of PRINCE2 ........................................................................................... 11
Project Management ............................................................................................................... 12
7 Aspect of project performance ............................................................................................. 12
Project context ....................................................................................................................... 13
Users, suppliers and business ................................................................................................. 13
Principles ................................................................................................................................... 15
The 7 core principles ............................................................................................................... 15
Tailoring a project ................................................................................................................... 16
Applying and tailoring PRINCE2 ............................................................................................... 17
People; ...................................................................................................................................... 18
People context........................................................................................................................ 18
Organizing (practice) .................................................................................................................. 25
Applying PRINCE2 practices .................................................................................................... 25
Purpose of the organizing practice ........................................................................................... 25
The 3 principle project interests .............................................................................................. 25
3 organizational levels............................................................................................................. 26
Project management team roles.............................................................................................. 29
PRINCE2 technique for organizing ........................................................................................... 29
3 Management products ......................................................................................................... 30
Applying the principles ............................................................................................................ 30
Starting up a Project (SU) (process) ............................................................................................. 31
The purpose of Starting Up a project (SU) ................................................................................. 31
The objectives of starting up a project ...................................................................................... 32
Overview of starting up a project ............................................................................................. 33
Initiating a Project (IP) (process) .................................................................................................. 34
The purpose of the initiating a project ...................................................................................... 34

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, The objective of initiating a project........................................................................................... 34
Management products ............................................................................................................ 35
Project Initiation Documentation (PID)..................................................................................... 35
Project log .............................................................................................................................. 36
Overview of initiating a project................................................................................................. 37
Business Case (practice) ............................................................................................................ 38
Purpose of the business case practice .................................................................................... 38
The relationship between outputs, outcomes, and benefits ...................................................... 38
Business case lifecycle ........................................................................................................... 39
Business case through the project lifecycle ............................................................................. 40
Management products ............................................................................................................ 40
Benefits management approach ............................................................................................. 41
Sustainability management approach ..................................................................................... 41
Applying the principles ............................................................................................................ 41
Plans (practice) Purpose statement of the plans practice ............................................................ 42
How PRINCE2 plans relate to each other ................................................................................. 42
Stages .................................................................................................................................... 43
Stages and work packages ...................................................................................................... 43
Product based planning .......................................................................................................... 44
Product breakdown structure .................................................................................................. 47
Product flow diagram .............................................................................................................. 48
Work breakdown structure ...................................................................................................... 48
Management products ............................................................................................................ 49
Applying the principles ............................................................................................................ 50
Quality (Practice) ....................................................................................................................... 50
The purpose of the quality practice .......................................................................................... 50
Quality terminology................................................................................................................. 50
Product based quality approach .............................................................................................. 51
Quality management .............................................................................................................. 51
PRINCE2 quality management procedure ................................................................................ 53
Management products ............................................................................................................ 54
Applying the principles ............................................................................................................ 54
Risk (Practice) ............................................................................................................................ 55


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, The purpose of the risk practice ............................................................................................... 55
The definition of risk ................................................................................................................ 55
Key risk concepts .................................................................................................................... 55
Risk planning .......................................................................................................................... 56
Risk analysis ........................................................................................................................... 56
Types of risk responses ........................................................................................................... 58
Risk culture ............................................................................................................................ 59
PRINCE2 technique for risk management ................................................................................ 59
Management products ............................................................................................................ 60
Applying the principles ............................................................................................................ 60
Controlling a Stage (CS) (process) ............................................................................................... 61
Points of view ......................................................................................................................... 61
The PRINCE2 processes .......................................................................................................... 61
Purpose of controlling a stage process .................................................................................... 61
Objectives of controlling a stage process ................................................................................. 62
Overview of controlling a stage ................................................................................................ 62
Controlling stage activities ...................................................................................................... 64
Managing Product Delivery (PD) (process) ................................................................................... 65
Purpose of managing product delivery ..................................................................................... 65
Objectives of managing product delivery ................................................................................. 65
Overview of managing product delivery .................................................................................... 65
Roles ...................................................................................................................................... 66
Work package description ....................................................................................................... 66
Managing a Stage Boundary (SB) (process) .................................................................................. 67
Purpose of managing a stage boundary ................................................................................... 67
Objectives of managing a stage boundary ................................................................................ 68
Context .................................................................................................................................. 68
Overview of managing a stage boundary .................................................................................. 68
Issues (practice)......................................................................................................................... 70
Purpose of the issues practice ................................................................................................ 70
Definition and types of issues .................................................................................................. 70
Issue resolution ...................................................................................................................... 71
Change control ....................................................................................................................... 72


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, PRINCE2 techniques for issue management ............................................................................ 72
Key management products ..................................................................................................... 73
Progress (practice) ..................................................................................................................... 74
Definitions .............................................................................................................................. 74
Effective Progress Management .............................................................................................. 74
Tolerances assigned to the 7 aspect of project performance (CBQRSST) .................................. 74
Delegating tolerances and reporting progress .......................................................................... 75
Types of control ...................................................................................................................... 76
Lessons.................................................................................................................................. 76
Reports in PRINCE2 ................................................................................................................ 76
Escalating .............................................................................................................................. 77
Use of data and systems ......................................................................................................... 77
PRINCE2 technique for exception management ....................................................................... 78
Managing products ................................................................................................................. 78
Applying the principles ............................................................................................................ 79
Closing a project (CP) (process) .................................................................................................. 79
The purpose of closing a project .............................................................................................. 79
Objectives of closing a project................................................................................................. 80
Overview of closing a project ................................................................................................... 80
Directing a Project (DP) (process) ................................................................................................ 81
Purpose of Directing a Project (DP) .......................................................................................... 81
Objectives of Directing a Project (DP) ...................................................................................... 81
The project board … ................................................................................................................ 81
Overview of directing a project ................................................................................................ 82




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Inhoudsopgave

  1. 01 Overview of PRINCE2 Project Management 6
  2. 02 The definition of a project 6
  3. 03 What is project management? 6
  4. 04 Characteristics of a project 6
  5. 05 The 5 integrated elements 6
  6. 06 Features and benefits of PRINCE2 11
  7. 07 Project Management 12
  8. 08 Aspect of project performance 12
  9. 09 Project context 13
  10. 10 Users, suppliers and business 13
  11. 11 Principles 15
  12. 12 The 7 core principles 15
  13. 13 Tailoring a project 16
  14. 14 Applying and tailoring PRINCE2 17
  15. 15 People; 18
  16. 16 People context 18
  17. 17 Organizing (practice) 25
  18. 18 Applying PRINCE2 practices 25
  19. 19 Purpose of the organizing practice 25
  20. 20 The 3 principle project interests 25
  21. 21 organizational levels 26
  22. 22 Project management team roles 29
  23. 23 PRINCE2 technique for organizing 29
  24. 24 Management products 30
  25. 25 Applying the principles 30
  26. 26 Starting up a Project (SU) (process) 31
  27. 27 The purpose of Starting Up a project (SU) 31
  28. 28 The objectives of starting up a project 32
  29. 29 Overview of starting up a project 33
  30. 30 Initiating a Project (IP) (process) 34
  31. 31 The purpose of the initiating a project 34
  32. 32 The objective of initiating a project 34
  33. 33 Management products 35
  34. 34 Project Initiation Documentation (PID) 35
  35. 35 Project log 36
  36. 36 Overview of initiating a project 37
  37. 37 Business Case (practice) 38
  38. 38 Purpose of the business case practice 38
  39. 39 The relationship between outputs, outcomes, and benefits 38
  40. 40 Business case lifecycle 39
  41. 41 Business case through the project lifecycle 40
  42. 42 Management products 40
  43. 43 Benefits management approach 41
  44. 44 Sustainability management approach 41
  45. 45 Applying the principles 41
  46. 46 Plans (practice) Purpose statement of the plans practice 42
  47. 47 How PRINCE2 plans relate to each other 42
  48. 48 Stages 43
  49. 49 Stages and work packages 43
  50. 50 Product based planning 44
  51. 51 Product breakdown structure 47
  52. 52 Product flow diagram 48
  53. 53 Work breakdown structure 48
  54. 54 Management products 49
  55. 55 Applying the principles 50
  56. 56 Quality (Practice) 50
  57. 57 The purpose of the quality practice 50
  58. 58 Quality terminology 50
  59. 59 Product based quality approach 51
  60. 60 Quality management 51
  61. 61 PRINCE2 quality management procedure 53
  62. 62 Management products 54
  63. 63 Applying the principles 54
  64. 64 Risk (Practice) 55
  65. 65 The purpose of the risk practice 55
  66. 66 The definition of risk 55
  67. 67 Key risk concepts 55
  68. 68 Risk planning 56
  69. 69 Risk analysis 56
  70. 70 Types of risk responses 58
  71. 71 Risk culture 59
  72. 72 PRINCE2 technique for risk management 59
  73. 73 Management products 60
  74. 74 Applying the principles 60
  75. 75 Controlling a Stage (CS) (process) 61
  76. 76 Points of view 61
  77. 77 The PRINCE2 processes 61
  78. 78 Purpose of controlling a stage process 61
  79. 79 Objectives of controlling a stage process 62
  80. 80 Overview of controlling a stage 62
  81. 81 Controlling stage activities 64
  82. 82 Managing Product Delivery (PD) (process) 65
  83. 83 Purpose of managing product delivery 65
  84. 84 Objectives of managing product delivery 65
  85. 85 Overview of managing product delivery 65
  86. 86 Roles 66
  87. 87 Work package description 66
  88. 88 Managing a Stage Boundary (SB) (process) 67
  89. 89 Purpose of managing a stage boundary 67
  90. 90 Objectives of managing a stage boundary 68
  91. 91 Context 68
  92. 92 Overview of managing a stage boundary 68
  93. 93 Issues (practice) 70
  94. 94 Purpose of the issues practice 70
  95. 95 Definition and types of issues 70
  96. 96 Issue resolution 71
  97. 97 Change control 72
  98. 98 PRINCE2 techniques for issue management 72
  99. 99 Key management products 73
  100. 100 Progress (practice) 74
  101. 101 Definitions 74
  102. 102 Effective Progress Management 74
  103. 103 Tolerances assigned to the 7 aspect of project performance (CBQRSST) 74
  104. 104 Delegating tolerances and reporting progress 75
  105. 105 Types of control 76
  106. 106 Lessons 76
  107. 107 Reports in PRINCE2 76
  108. 108 Escalating 77
  109. 109 Use of data and systems 77
  110. 110 PRINCE2 technique for exception management 78
  111. 111 Managing products 78
  112. 112 Applying the principles 79
  113. 113 Closing a project (CP) (process) 79
  114. 114 The purpose of closing a project 79
  115. 115 Objectives of closing a project 80
  116. 116 Overview of closing a project 80
  117. 117 Directing a Project (DP) (process) 81
  118. 118 Purpose of Directing a Project (DP) 81
  119. 119 Objectives of Directing a Project (DP) 81
  120. 120 The project board 81
  121. 121 Overview of directing a project 82
  122. 122 PeopleCert bought that company 6
  123. 123 you have available 7
  124. 124 garage: roof (wood constructure, rooftile), floor 8
  125. 125 share, reduce (threat)/enhance (opportunity), avoid (threat)/exploit (opportunity), 9
  126. 126 Delivery layer = Once the PM is handing stuff down, teams working on it 10

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