8 December 2008

Prince2

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Just readiong some stuff... and was reminded that PRINCE2 stands for "Projects in Controlled Environments."

Aha! A disclaimer!

So, if your environment is not controlled, does this mean Prince2 is not for you?
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3 comments:

  1. Interesting....

    That's a tidbit I didn't know. I'm not familiar with the details of PRINCE2, but I'm interested in what they will say about that....

    I'd love to get some PRINCE2 people blogging over at pmStudent.com, maybe I can recruit!

    Josh Nankivel
    pmStudent.com
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  2. This was actually my #1 reason why Prince2 sucks. There is no such thing as a controlled environment.

    See: Top Five Reasons Why Prince2 Sucks

    http://www.noop.nl/2008/05/top-five-reason.html
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