Features of Project Change Projects are the means by which we introduce change

Temporary
Projects are temporary in nature. Once the desired change has been implemented, business as usual resumes (in its new form) and the need for the project is removed. Projects should have a defined start and a defined end

Cross-functional Projects involve a team of people with different skills working together (on a temporary basis) to introduce a change that will impact others outside the team. Projects often cross the normal functional divisions within an organization and sometimes span entirely different organizations

Unique
Every project is unique. An organization may undertake many similar projects, and establish a familiar, proven pattern of project activity, but each one will be unique in some way: a different team, a different customer, a different location.

Uncertainty
Clearly, the characteristics already listed will introduce threats and opportunities over and above those we typically encounter in the course of business as usual. Projects are more risky.

	Created by Salman Khalid over 9 years ago

Certificate Prince 2 (Fundamentals of Prince 2) Note on Project Core Concepts, created by Salman Khalid on 10/08/2015.

Project Core Concepts