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IT Project Management: from business need to operations

Six lessons, 30 questions, and nine cases for managing IT project scope, capacity, risks, suppliers, cutover, and benefits.

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BigSavantPM6 lessons
Internal assessment of 27 decisions in 60 minutes. No external exam or certification.

Objectives and progression

A professional assessment course with six modules on project commitments and operational delivery. Practice availability in a 75% support/25% project role, person-day forecasts, change decisions, governance, supplier acceptance, handover to RUN, FinOps, and decommissioning. Includes fictional funds and APS scenarios and an internal assessment of 27 decisions in 60 minutes. PM² is a methodological reference, not a certification or a representation of bank internal rules.

Audience: APS L2/L3, infrastructure, SRE, systems administration teams, and technical managers.

Prerequisites: Application, monitoring, and production-support fundamentals; no bank-specific internal process assumed.

300 estimated study minutes

  • Turn a business need into a verifiable commitment.
  • Plan available effort and communicate deviations before delivery is compromised.
  • Assess impacts and route decisions to appropriate owners.
  • Prepare useful decisions and confirm deliverables with evidence.
  • Demonstrate that operations can sustain the service.
  • Include lifecycle work and value measurement in closure.

Modules

  1. Mandate, scope, and acceptance
  2. Capacity, dependencies, and forecasting
  3. Risk, change, and architecture decisions
  4. Governance, suppliers, and communication
  5. Readiness, cutover, and handover to RUN
  6. FinOps, obsolescence, and benefits

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References and version

PM² reference practices and cloud operational governance; primary guidance reviewed 2026-09-30

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Original explained questions, flashcards, and scenarios to apply the concepts.

Practice
This module covers foundations. It is not a complete certification course or a full simulation of the official exam.

Assessment topics

Mandate scope and acceptance—
Capacity dependencies and forecasting—
Risk change and architecture—
Governance suppliers and communication—
Readiness cutover and handover to RUN—
FinOps obsolescence and benefits—