Who is responsible for committing user resources to the project?

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In PRINCE2 (Projects IN Controlled Environments), which is a project management methodology, the responsibility for committing user resources to the project lies with the Senior User.

The Senior User is one of the three key roles in PRINCE2, along with the Executive and the Senior Supplier. The Senior User is responsible for ensuring that the project meets the needs of the business, by representing the interests of the end-users or customers of the project's products.

The Senior User is responsible for identifying the requirements of the end-users and ensuring that those requirements are reflected in the project's objectives and deliverables. They are also responsible for ensuring that the project delivers the benefits that were identified in the business case.

To achieve this, the Senior User will work closely with the Project Manager and the other members of the project team. They will provide input to the project plans, monitor the progress of the project, and approve the project's products as they are developed.

In terms of committing user resources to the project, the Senior User will be responsible for identifying the people who will be involved in the project as end-users or customers. They will also be responsible for ensuring that those people are available and committed to the project, by securing their support and buy-in.

It's worth noting that the other roles in PRINCE2 also have responsibilities related to committing resources to the project. The Senior Supplier is responsible for committing supplier resources to the project, while the Executive is responsible for committing the overall resources of the organization to the project. The Project Board is responsible for overseeing the project and ensuring that it delivers the expected outcomes and benefits.