PRINCE2 · pillar 2 of 5
The seven practices
Renamed from themes in the 7th edition: the aspects managed continuously.
- 4 Themes became practices The 7th edition renamed the themes to practices and there are still seven: business case, organizing, plans, quality…
- 5 Three interests, always represented The project board represents three interests: business (value for money — the executive), user (those who will use the…
- 6 Four levels, and who controls what PRINCE2 has four levels of management: corporate/programme/customer (outside the project), directing (the project…
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