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Comparing project management methodologies: PRINCE2®, PMBOK® and Agile

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Project set up

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Produced in partnership with Paul Gilbert and Lawrence Smith of LBC Wise Counsel 31st Jul
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A guide to project management—Part 3: Key players

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A suggested approach to project management

A suggested approach to project management•Structure the project. The initial project definition should be contained within a terms of reference...
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Produced in partnership with Paul Gilbert and Lawrence Smith of LBC Wise Counsel 31st Jul
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A guide to project management—Part 6: Additional reading

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Produced in partnership with Paul Gilbert and Lawrence Smith of LBC Wise Counsel 31st Jul
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A guide to project management—Part 1: Introduction to project management

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A guide to project management—Part 2: Key parameters

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