What is the Environment
The circumstances and conditions within which the project, programme or portfolio must operate.
what is the environment setting
Setting describes the relationship between the project, programme or portfolio and the host organisation.
what does the project context include
The project context includes the consideration of the internal (organisation) and external environments in which the project is undertaken.
What are the 6 key questions to be asked regarding project context
What does the environment cover
anything that can affect project execution including everything that has taken place already (pre-project) and all that will take place after (post-project).
how is the internal environment defined
the working environment in which the project is undertaken.
what may 2 items may govern the internal environment
What 8 factors may impact the internal project environment
what are the 3 major environmental factors
what are 6 examples of Sector
what are the 2 main areas to consider regarding Geography
2. political and economic environment
what additional 7 aspects may be affected by the geographic location
what 8 requirements will a PM need to consider regarding Regulation
what 3 factors can the external environment include
what are the 2 tools that can be used for an EIA
2. PESTLE
What does PESTLE stand for
Political Economic Sociological Technological Legal / Regulatory Ethical / Environmental
What are examples PESTLE
Political - lobbying, change of government, internal politics
Economic - exchange rates, inflation, unemployment
Sociological - impact on health or living standards, trends/fashion, demographic changes
Technological - technical maturity, innovation, intellectual property
Legal / Regulatory - new legislation, employment laws, building regulations
Ethical / Environmental - environmental impact - how can it be mitigated
What are 4 examples of Strengths and Weaknesses
where are Strengths and Weaknesses generally found
within the internal environment
where do Opportunities and Threats generally arise
from the external environment (as per PESTLE elements)