In the 'Managing Product Delivery' process of PRINCE2, the team manager's perspective is considered by ensuring that work packages provided by the Project Manager are agreed upon by the Team Manager. This agreement includes understanding the requirements, scope, and criteria of the work packages, thus ensuring that the team manager is fully informed and agrees with what needs to be delivered.References: PRINCE2 Foundation Manual

According to the 'defined roles and responsibilities' principle in PRINCE2, three categories of stakeholder interest need to be represented in the project management team: business (represented by the Executive), user (represented by the Senior User), and supplier (represented by the Senior Supplier). This ensures that the key perspectives on the project's outputs, outcomes, and processes are fully integrated into decision-making and governance structures.References: PRINCE2Foundation ManualAccording to the 'defined roles and responsibilities' principle in PRINCE2, three categories of stakeholder interest need to be represented in the project management team: business (represented by the Executive), user (represented by the Senior User), and supplier (represented by the Senior Supplier). This ensures that the key perspectives on the project's outputs, outcomes, and processes are fully integrated into decision-making and governance structures.References:
PRINCE2Foundation Manual

The Communication Management Approach is the PRINCE2 product that describes the means and frequency of communication to parties both within and outside the project. It specifically addresses how often and by what methods stakeholders will receive information regarding the project, reflecting their information needs as identified in stakeholder analyses.References: PRINCE2 Foundation Manual

A PRINCE2 project must demonstrate the application of its seven principles throughout the project's lifecycle.
These principles are universal, self-validating, and empowering, ensuring that the project management approach is effective and applicable under various project circumstances. References: PRINCE2 Foundation Handbook, Principles section.

One of the minimum requirements when applying the 'risk' theme in PRINCE2is to assess whether risks could materially impact the business justification of the project. This assessment is crucial because it directly influences whether the project remains viable and worth continuing, in alignment with the continued business justification principle.References: PRINCE2Foundation Manual