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PRINCE2 - Overview

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PRINCE stands for: PRojects IN Controlled Enviroments , While 2 stands for the version.

Cockburn´s Failure Modes

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Alistair Cockburn describes “failure modes and alternatives,” that are related to the human aspect of performance. There are five failure modes:

Scrum

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Scrum Overview

Project Management

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A set of interrelated techniques and/or activities, undertaken to achieve specific project goals and objectives in a timely-framed manner. This includes, among many other techniques, project estimation, resource planning, objectives setting, task scheduling, and project administration. To successfully manage projects, all project activit...

Agile Project Charter

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Guide of the PMI-ACP|Community Guide of the PMI-ACP Planning|Adaptive Planning

3-Points Estimating

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3-Points is a technique used by professionals in estimating. This technique use the three figures that are produced initially for every distribution that is required, based on prior experience or best-guesses:

Emotional Intelligence

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Emotional Intelligence is very important in Project Management. It will help us to improve communications and relationships with our stakeholders and thus increase motivation and productivity.

RACI

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The RACI model is a quick way to lay out roles and responsibilities on your project. It allows you to discuss, communicate and agree upon roles for your project.

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