Module 13 - Issues Flashcards

(11 cards)

1
Q

What is the purpose of ‘issues’ within PRINCE2?

A

Collect and assess issses and control changes to the project baseline

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What are the 5 things issue management is comprised of in PRINCE2?

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  • Baselines: describe what is subject to change control
  • Issue resolution: how issues are identified, captured, assessed and recommended fore resolution
  • Change control” how changes to the project baseline are controlled
  • Delegating authority for changes: allocating authority from project board down to enable responsive but controlled ways to handle changes
  • Change budget: $$ set aside in a plan to cover changes
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3
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What two activities does the issue management approach usually follow?

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  • preparation of the product descriptions, and
  • work package descriptions
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4
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What part of the project log should record the approvals and implementation of all changes to the project baseline?

A

The product register

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5
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What are the 5 categories that an issue should be put into in PRINCE2?

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  • problem or concern
  • external event to the project
  • business opportunity
  • request for change
  • off-specification
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What is the process of change control?

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When changes that could affect the project baseline are identified, assessed, approved and/or rejected/deferred

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What is off-specification (in relation to change management)?

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A product that will not meet its quality specifications

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8
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What is a concession (in relation to change management)?

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An off-specification that is accepted by the project board without corrective action

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What are the 5 approaches to effective issues management?

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  • Baselines (what is subject to change control)
  • Issues resolution (how issues are identified, captured, assessed and resolution recommendations)
  • Change control (how changes to baseline are controlled)
  • Delegating authority for changes (allocating authority down from project board)
  • Change budget (contingency fund)
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10
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What are the 5 steps in PRINCE2’s technique for issue management?

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  • Capture (on issues register)
  • Assess (for impact)
  • Recommend (to approve or reject request for change)
  • Decide
  • Implement (approved requests recorded in project log)
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How does the ‘issues’ practice relate to the PRINCE2 principles:
- ensure continued business justification
- manage by stages

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  • Business justification: developing an issue management approach which ensures issues are assessed for their impacts on the business case and project justification
  • Manage by stages: issues are identified and reviewed within stages and stage boundaries
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