PRINCE2 for Small Scale Projects White Paper

• Best Practice, PRINCE2, Project management, Project planning, Project progress, Project reports, Small projects

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Chris Ferguson of Novare Consulting outlines how the PRINCE2 light-touch approach provides guidance for organisations working on small projects to adopt the best practice for successful management. This White Paper defines the 'light-touch' approach and distinguishes the differences between a one-off task and a small project, and a small project and a large project, by outlining the resources required for each scale.

Comments

15 Oct 2015 Camilo_Reyes

I think that it is very important to define and enhance the development and use of a light-touch framework for small projects.

More often than mentioned all organizations are dealing with this kind of projects, and PM's are always in the middle of going with too much or too little.

4 Jan 2016 Sam Barrie

2 Feb 2016 Roman Lublinsky

Good one! Helps to understand where and how to draw the line.

24 Aug 2016 Kudzanayi mazungunye

Good report this differentiation is very important to know and understand to have a fine line between large projects and small scale projects. Today we have a lot of SMEs in the market and appreciation of this model will go a longway on how to implement their ideas into reality

9 Feb 2019 Renato Nicolello

Interesting report that tries to define the difference between large scale project, small project and work tasks.

24 Mar 2020 Shajuti Islam

Good report, informs people like me who work on small projects, how to successfully implement in the correct manner

26 May 2020 LIM SHIOU LIANG

Useful report especially during this period of COVID-19 where perhaps, many small projects have to be undertaken to address the evolving situation. That said, it also means that due to this said evolving situation, small projects today could become subjected to similar VUCA conditions, to which, the project manager will have to rely on the well established principles, themes and processes to succeed in the project.

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