To reach desired project goals, project managers traditionally focus on the project management triangle, also called the iron triangle. It highlights the importance of balancing scope, time and cost for successful project management. However, as more organisations now look to adopt an Agile approach, the project management triangle has begun to feel constrictive in these fast-paced setting – to combat this, the Agile triangle was created.
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Project planning is a crucial phase in the lifecycle of any project. It sets the foundation for what needs to be accomplished and how it will be achieved. Incorporating a structured methodology like PRINCE2® (Projects IN Controlled Environments) can significantly enhance the effectiveness of your project plan.
Without focus or measurement in project management, projects can face unforeseen challenges, deviations, and, ultimately, missed opportunities. Metrics serve as a compass in projects, offering tangible data to guide decision-making, evaluate progress, and ensure project goals align with strategic objectives.
PRINCE2® ist eine Projektmanagement-Methodik, die seit den 1980er Jahren Einzelpersonen und Organisationen dabei unterstützt, die Durchführung von Projekten zu verbessern. Ursprünglich wurde sie für die Durchführung von IT-Projekten entwickelt, aber 1996 wurde die Methodik so weiterentwickelt, dass sie für ein breiteres Spektrum von Projekten einsetzbar ist.
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Throughout the course of a project, unexpected challenges are bound to arise on occasion. This is why its important to have a strategy in place for when they do. In this blog, we’ll explore some of the steps project professionals can take to limit the impacts of these issues and mitigate them quickly.