Chapter 16: Agile and the Prince2 Processes Flashcards
PRINCE2 Process Overview
PRINCE2 is a process-based approach with seven key processes for managing projects.
PRINCE2 Processes
The seven processes are: Directing a project, Starting up a project, Initiating a project, Controlling a stage, Managing product delivery, Managing a stage boundary, Closing a project.
Tailoring PRINCE2 for Agile
PRINCE2 can be tailored for Agile contexts, incorporating agile artefacts and events within each process.
Agile Artefacts in PRINCE2
Key agile artefacts for each process include Vision, Product backlog, Sprint(s), Release backlog, and Project retrospective.
Agile Processes in PRINCE2
In agile, sprints, flow-based timeboxes, and releases are incorporated within PRINCE2 stages.
Management Products in PRINCE2
Management products include benefits management, business case, risk registers, and product descriptions.
Releases and Sprints in PRINCE2
Releases and sprints may be used within a PRINCE2 stage to structure agile delivery.
Releases vs. Sprints
Releases may be treated separately from sprints, with either frequent releases or sprints delivering interim deliverables.
Agile Tailoring Examples
In some cases, only sprints may be used, or releases may not be treated as distinct timeboxes.