Using PRINCE2 & PMI’s PMBOK for Success
Course Objective
This two-day training event, offered in association with AFA Projects,
is designed to show the links and the differences between PRINCE2 and
the PMI’s PMBOK, which is fast becoming the global standard. This
training event will focus on the differences between and similarities
of the two and describe how each can complement the other.
What is the PMBOK®?
The PMBOK® Guide is a project management standard developed by the
nonprofit Project Management Institute (PMI). In 1987, PMI published the
first PMBOK® in an attempt to document and standardise generally accepted
project management information and practices. The PMBOK is an internationally
recognised standard that provides the fundamentals of project management
that are applicable to a wide range of projects, including construction,
software, engineering, automotive, etc.
PMBOK recognises 5 basic process groups and 9 knowledge areas typical
of almost all projects. The basic concepts are applicable to projects,
programmes and operations.
Delegate Profile
Project Teams or consultants wishing to understand the fundamentals of
both PRINCE2 and PMI’s PMBOK and how these can be applied within
their organisation.
Topics Covered
The course includes the following modules:
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What is PRINCE2?
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What is PMBOK?
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Components and Processes of PRINCE2
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PMBOK& PRINCE2 components and processes– how they match up
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Strengths and Weaknesses of PRINCE2 & PMBOK
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How to get the best out of both approaches
Trainer Profile
This event will be led by either Jane Morgan or Jay Siegelaub. Both are
accredited PRINCE2 trainers and also certified PMI PMPs with extensive
experience in the application of both approaches.
Duration & Location
This is a two-day course normally held as an in-house event at the client
site or venue choice.
