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Project Management

The Project Management Methodology is designed for use in managing the Information and Technology Services (ITS) projects. Click on a phase below for a detailed workflow.

 

The scope, size, and complexity of a project will affect the number of deliverables, which should be produced in order to adequately manage the proposal and execution of the project.

Note: Office 2007 is used for some Project Managment documents. If you do not have this software, you can download the Microsoft Office compatibility pack.


Project Management Templates

[ Instructions for using templates ]

Project Proposal

All project requests should be entered as requests in Planview following the ITS Demand Management Process.

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Project Definition & Startup

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Project Execution

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Project Health Checks

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Post Project

  • M190: Project Conclusion Acknowledgement
    Use this form or e-mail to confirm project conclusion.

  • M191F: Project Lessons Learned Feedback
    Conduct Lessons Learned meeting and gather feedback from project team members.

  • M191S: Project Lessons Learned Summary
    Summarize the Lessons Learned throughout the project. Identify what you think went well, what can be improved, and recommendations for improvement. (View sample)

  • M192: Post Project Checklist
    Conclude the project with a thorough review and completion of a final checklist. Wrap up any outstanding action items required for full project closure.

  • M193: Project Closure Executive Summary
    Summarize and report project results for ITS Leadership and B&F Executive Officers. This report must not exceed 2 pages.

    Required for all strategic demand type projects, as well as any advanced demand type projects that receive incremental funding, as defined in the ITS demand management process (optional for all other projects but highly recommended in order to capture the business value of ITS effort). This document signifies acknowledgement of project completion. Project Managers should draft the summary and review it with the Project Director and Steering Committee where appropriate. The summary is due within 45 calendar days of your project go-live/completion. When complete, the report is stored in the project documentation repository and also sent via email to Rob Thomas.

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