PRINCE2:2009An Overview The New PRINCE2:2009 version is due for release in June/July this year (2009), has had a number of significant changes made after considerable public consultation. It will be around two-thirds of the size of the current 2005 Manual. There are now 7 Processes - Planning is no longer a separate Process.
The Process Model is different too, it includes triggers, new headings, symbols and layout, and the diagrams are radically different. There are also subtle changes in Process sequence:
The main change areas are increase links and terminology to other methods and bodies of knowledge such as APM, PMI, Agile, and DSDM, reduce the Manual size, increase the information on scaling and tailoring the method, make the information easier to assimilate,and to reference the soft skills of project management. There will be two Manuals - one covering aspects of managing the project and the other focused on directing a project:
The former will be used for Practitioner study, and the latter for those who may need to be involved at Project Board-level. It will now have 7 principles, business justification, roles and responsibilities, manage by exception, lessons learned, stages, product based planning, and tailoring. The "components" sections are now called Themes, and there are 7 of them, namely, Business Case, Organisation, Quality, Plans, Risk, Change, and Progress. Quality is aligned more with ISO9000, Risk with MoR, change control is coupled with Configuration management. The Appendices are also alterered, Appendix A is split into Baseline, Records and Reports, Appendix B is now Governance, Appendix C is Roles and Responsibilities, Appendix D is product-based Planning examples, and Appendix E is Checklists. Here are the main changes in emphasis: Tailoring - A Prince2 project is tailored against it's environment, complexity, importance and risk Check out my Prince2:2009 videos below:
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