PRINCE2 uptake in the USA

May 6th, 2010 by James Warren

There has been a huge uptake in USA based organizations adopting the PRINCE2™ methodology for their projects. The latest updates to the method were made in 2009 and all the core publications were re-launched reflecting the improvements.

You can now get all of the core PRINCE2:2009 books in one go by purchasing the The Official PRINCE2:2009 Book Bundle.All of the advice and guidance within these manuals is fully aligned with the latest version of PRINCE2. Meaning that by purchasing this set you are receiving the most up-to-date information on the PRINCE2 methodology.

Included in the Book bundle are:

	PRINCE2:2009 Manual, Managing Successful Projects with PRINCE2 – 2009 Edition (Softcover)The latest edition of the official PRINCE2 manual reflecting the updates of the PRINCE2 Refresh project.
	Directing Successful Projects With PRINCE2 – 2009 Edition (Softcover)This title is for senior managers and project board members, and describes how to oversee projects being managed using PRINCE2:2009.
	PRINCE2 Pocketbook – 2009 Edition (Softcover)A handy quick reference to the 2009 version of PRINCE2. Saves you carrying around the full manual when you are on your travels.
	An Introduction to PRINCE2: Managing and Directing Successful Projects – 2009 Edition (Softcover) This book provides a high-level introduction to the PRINCE2 project management methodology, covering both the ‘Managing’ and ‘Directing’ publications.
	The Executive Guide to Directing Projects within a PRINCE2 and MSP Environment (Softcover)A project governance resource for anyone involved in directing a project within a PRINCE2 and MSP™ environment. Providing quick reference to the PRINCE2 methodology for project board members.

Join the growing number of organizations in the USA who are adopting a best practice approach to project management.


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Tags: PRINCE2, Project Management

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