PRINCE2 2009 - Directing Projects with PRINCE2 part 25

NON - PRINCE2 project management

Introduction

What is a project? [see What is a project?]
What is project management? [see What is project management?]
Project management system [see What does a project management system consist of?]
Project visualisation [see Project visualisation]
Work breakdown [see Why breakdown a project?]
Concept [see Concept or idea]
Feasibility [see Feasibility study]
Initiation [see Initiation]
Specification [see Specification]
Project management design [see Design]
Project management build [see Build]
Project management implementation [see Implementation]
Project management operation and review [see Operation and review]
The Project Notebook [see The Project Notebook]

General

Project manager [see Project manager – part 1 - Overview]

PRINCE2 2005

Introduction

Definition [see Introduction part 1]
Terminology [see Introduction part 2]
What is a project? Scope [see Introduction part 3]
The processes [see Introduction part 4]
Introduction to processes [see Introduction to processes]
59The components [see The components]

Appointing an Executive and Project Manager [see Starting up a Project (SU) - part 2]
Business Case [see Business Case - part 1]
Planning [see Planning (PL) - part 1]
Planning an Initiation Stage [see Starting up a Project (SU) - part 7]
Preparing a Project Brief [see Starting up a Project (SU) - part 5]
Starting up a Project [see Starting up a Project (SU) - part 1]

PRINCE2 2009

Dealing with changes to the project management team [see Organization - The PRINCE2 approach - The project management team – Dealing with changes to the project management team]
Project Manager [see Organization - The PRINCE2 approach - The project management team - Project Manager]

Change

Capture [see Change - The PRINCE2 approach - Issue and change control procedure - Capture]
Configuration Item Records [see Change - The PRINCE2 approach - Establish controls - Configuration Item Records]
Configuration management [see Change - Change defined - Configuration management]
Configuration management procedure [see Change - The PRINCE2 approach - Configuration management procedure]
Configuration Management Strategy [see Change - The PRINCE2 approach - Establish controls - Configuration Management Strategy]
Daily Log [see Change - The PRINCE2 approach - Establish controls - Daily Log]
Decide [see Change - The PRINCE2 approach - Issue and change control procedure - Decide]
Establish controls [see Change - The PRINCE2 approach - Establish controls]
Examine [see Change - The PRINCE2 approach - Issue and change control procedure - Examine]
Implement [see Change - The PRINCE2 approach - Issue and change control procedure - Implement]
Issue and change control [see Change - Change defined - Issue and change control]
Issue and change control procedure [see Change - The PRINCE2 approach - Issue and change control procedure]
Issue Register [see Change - The PRINCE2 approach - Establish controls - Issue Register]
Issue Report [see Change - The PRINCE2 approach - Establish controls - Issue Report]
Issues [see Change - Change defined - Issues]
Product Status Account [see Change - The PRINCE2 approach - Establish controls - Product Status Account]
Propose [see Change - The PRINCE2 approach - Issue and change control procedure - Propose]
Types of issue [see Change - Change defined - Types of issue]

Stage 

Authorize a Work Package [see Controlling a stage – Activities - Authorize a Work Package]
Capture and examine issues and risks [see Controlling a stage – Activities - Capture and examine issues and risks]
Controlling a stage - Purpose [see Controlling a stage - Purpose]
Escalate issues and risks [see Controlling a stage – Activities - Escalate issues and risks]
Managing a Stage Boundary - Purpose [see Managing a Stage Boundary - Purpose]
Objective [see Controlling a stage - Objective]
Objective [see Managing a Stage Boundary - Objective]
Plan the next stage [see Managing a Stage Boundary – Activities - Plan the next stage]
Produce an Exception Plan [see Managing a Stage Boundary – Activities - Produce an Exception Plan]
Receive completed Work Packages [see Controlling a stage – Activities - Receive completed Work Packages]
Report highlights [see Controlling a stage – Activities - Report highlights]
Report stage end [see Managing a Stage Boundary – Activities - Report stage end]
Review the stage status [see Controlling a stage – Activities - Review the stage status]
Review Work Package status [see Controlling a stage – Activities - Review Work Package status]
Take corrective action [see Controlling a stage – Activities - Take corrective action]
Update the Business Case [see Managing a Stage Boundary – Activities - Update the Business Case]
Update the Project Plan [see Managing a Stage Boundary – Activities - Update the Project Plan]

Time management

Introduction

Resources [see Resources]
Workaholic [see Workaholic]
What is time management? [see What is time management? Problem Time solving]
What is time management? [see What is time management? General]

Key time destroyers

Key Time Destroyers [see Key Time Destroyers]
Action chasing [see Action chasing]
Being disorganised [see Being disorganised]
Cant say 'No' [see Cant say 'No']
Crisis management [see Crisis management]
Desktop management [see Desktop management]
Friends [see Friends]
Large reports [see Large reports]
Low energy levels [see Low energy levels]
Meetings 1 [see Meetings 1]
Meetings 2 [see Meetings 2]
Multiple tasks [see Multiple tasks]
Others errors [see Others errors]
Other's jobs [see Other's jobs]
Paperwork [see Paperwork]
Perfection [see Perfection]
Poor communication [see Poor communication]
Poor control and reporting [see Poor control and reporting]
Poor delegation [see Poor delegation]
Poor information [see Poor information]
Poor leadership [see Poor leadership]
Poor planning [see Poor planning]
Poor preparation [see Poor preparation]
Poor self discipline [see Poor self discipline]
Putting things off [see Putting things off]
Resource issues [see Resource issues]
Responsibility, accountability and authority [see Responsibility, accountability and authority]
Socialising [see Socialising]
Staff issues [see Staff issues]
The boss [see The boss]
The telephone 1 [see The telephone 1]
The telephone 2 [see The telephone 2]
Travel time [see Travel time]
Unfinished tasks [see Unfinished tasks]
Unwanted callers [see Unwanted callers]
Work overload [see Work overload]
Your own errors [see Your own errors]

Risk management

Introduction

What is risk? [see What is risk?]
6 questions to define the project [see 6 questions to define the project]
The key areas of concern [see The key areas of concern]
What should risk analysis provide? [see What should risk analysis provide?]
3 Ways to view risk management [see 3 Ways to view risk management]
General comments on risk assessment [see General comments on risk assessment]
Accountability [see Accountability]
General comments on planning [see General comments on planning]
What are the core process steps to assess a risk? [see What are the core process steps to assess a risk?]
Simple process outline [see Simple process outline]
What are the basic overall process steps? [see What are the basic overall process steps?]
Stakeholders [see Stakeholders]
Success measures [see Success measures]
Why carry out Risk Assessment? [see Why carry out Risk Assessment?]

Leadership

Introduction

Definition of leadership [see Definition of leadership]
Leadership and effectiveness [see Leadership and effectiveness]
Leadership qualities [see Leadership qualities]
Leadership functions [see Leadership functions]