Managing Successful Projects with PRINCE2 Manual 2005

8th impression

Author:

Office of Government Commerce (OGC)

Publisher:

TSO (The Stationery Office)

Price: £65.00

This publication describes the PRINCE2 project management method which provides detailed guidance on how to set up, organise, manage, control and deliver your projects on time, within budget and to the right quality.

PRINCE2 is an easy to follow structured method suitable for any type of project. The processes and techniques in PRINCE2 will help your project team cope with the risks, challenges and opportunities of today's rapidly changing environment.

In this revised edition, consultation with the international user community has ironed out inconsistencies and brought about improvements to product-based planning and the process diagrams.

Accessible formats: For customers who are visually impaired or have other accessibility needs, this publication is available in other formats. Please contact customer services on +44 (0)870 6005522 for details.

PRINCE2 Exams and Editions

PRINCE2 Foundation and Practitioner exams based on PRINCE2 2009 have been available from 06 July 2009. PRINCE2 exams based on the PRINCE2 2005 edition will continue to run until the end of 2009. Visit PRINCE2 2009 FAQs for more information.

PRINCE2 2009 Edition

There are now two editions for PRINCE2; 'Managing Successful Projects with PRINCE2' is aimed at people who work on projects on a daily basis and 'Directing Successful Projects with PRINCE2' provides a guide for those who direct or sponsor projects, both of which are available below.

Further information:

> Changes to the Reference Manual for this revised 2005 edition

Related resources:

> PRINCE2 2009 Overview Brochure (PDF - 257Kb)

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Extent	456 pages	ISBN	9780113309467
Size	A4	Price	£65.00
Format	Paperback	Published	31 May 2005
Availability	Out of Print: but may be available to order	Delivery	Delivery options and charges