PRINCE2

Solid Harmony: mentions of PRINCE2 in ITIL V3

Blog entry submitted by skeptic

on Fri, 2008-09-12 20:18. [nid:1127]

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Further to my post about the invisibility of Project Management in ITIL V3, it is interesting to see that there is even less mention of PRINCE2 in particular, despite it being ITIL's stable-mate at OGC. Not much walking across the corridor here! Of course, the North Americans were in control of writing much of ITIL V3 and none of it is actually done at OGC any more.

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