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Is it possible that the great prophet, Enoch, was instructed by extraterrestrials with the engineering knowledge necessary to construct the great pyramids? Take an excursion through the great pyramid of Cheops with Erich von Däniken as he reveals mysteries hidden within its known chambers and begins unraveling secrets yet to be discovered Were these pyramids built in a time predating the great floods? As new technologies explore never before seen details of the pyramid, new questions are pondered as to what is yet to be revealed. Perhaps, the lost library of Enoch remains hidden within a secret chamber inside the great pyramid.
ILX has launched its first podcast series, which takes a look at some of the best selling and most talked about courses in easy, 15-minute bites. First up is PRINCE2 in 15 minutes without of the most popular PRINCE2 trainers, Karen Turner
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PRINCE2 derives its methods from 7 core principles. Collectively, these principles provide a framework for good practice
1. Continued Business Justification
A project must make good business sense. There needs to be a clear return on investment and the use of time and resources should be justified.
2. Learn from Experience
Project teams should take lessons from previous projects into account. A lessons log is kept updated for this purpose.
3. Define Roles and Responsibilities
Everyone involved in a project should know what they and others are doing. This includes knowing who the decision makers are.
4. Manage by Stages
Difficult tasks are better off broken into manageable chunks, or management stages.
5. Manage by Exception
A project running well doesn’t need a lot of intervention from managers. The project board is only informed if there is or might be a problem.
6. Focus on Products
Everyone should know ahead of time what’s expected of the product. Product requirements determine work activity, not the other way around.
7. Tailor to the Environment
PRINCE2 can be scaled and tailored. Projects that adapt PRINCE2 to their needs are more likely to succeed than projects that use PRINCE2 dogmatically.
Source: PRINCE2.com