Workshop Session A8:
"Managing Stakeholders with PRINCE2"
This page provides details for the workshop session on
"Managing Stakeholders with PRINCE2".
- Title:
- Managing Stakeholders with PRINCE2
- Facilitator:
- Stephen Emmott,
LSE
- Abstract:
- PRINCE2 is a
standard for project management that has been widely adopted within the UK
public sector, including higher education. It centres on the need for a valid
business case to justify projects not just at the outset but through to closure.
It provides a simple framework for representation of and consultation with
stakeholders through a project board composed of an Executive
(who represents the 'business'), a Senior User, and a Senior Supplier.
This workshop will convey the essence of PRINCE2 using the participants' own
projects as well as experience at LSE as working examples. By avoiding the mistake
of focusing on the bureaucratic aspects of PRINCE2, participants will learn to
approach the management of projects not just in terms of 'those below' but also
in terms of 'those above' and 'those to the side'.
- Learning Outcomes:
- At the end of the session participants will:
- Understand PRINCE2 and how it can be applied effectively within public sector institutions.
- Have assessed the relevance and potential value (or not) of PRINCE2 to their own institution.
- Have gained a starting point to investigate PRINCE2 further.
- Room Requirements:
- PC and data projector.
- Venue:
- Conference Room 4A (capacity 14/25).
See venue details.
- Time:
- This session took place from 16:00-17:30 on Wednesday 8th July 2005.
- Contact Details
- Stephen Emmott
Head of Web Services
LSE
H810
Houghton Street
London
WC2A 2AE
Email: stephen.emmott AT lse.ac.uk
