PRINCE2 7 Foundation Practice Exam — Study Guide
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The Seven Principles
The principles are the guiding obligations that make a project a genuine PRINCE2 project. They are universal, self-validating and empowering, and unless all seven are applied the project is not being run with PRINCE2. This chapter defines each principle and how it shapes behaviour.
The Seven Practices
The practices, called 'themes' before PRINCE2 7, are aspects of project management that must be addressed continually rather than at a single point. This chapter introduces business case, organizing, plans, quality, risk, issues and progress.
The Seven Processes
The processes describe the step-by-step progression of a project from before it starts to its controlled close, and who is responsible at each point. This chapter walks through the seven processes and the decisions that connect them.
Management Products and Tailoring
PRINCE2 communicates through management products, the documents and records used to plan, control and report. This chapter classifies them and explains how the method is tailored to fit each project.
Roles and Governance
PRINCE2 defines a clear organisation so authority, responsibility and accountability are unambiguous. This chapter covers the Project Board, the Project Manager, and the supporting roles that provide governance.
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