Artefact overview of artefact "Project plan"

Artefact break down of artefact "Project plan"

Artefact dependency of artefact "Project plan"

Brief description of artefact "Project plan"

08-12 Project plan

Detailed description of artefact "Project plan"

08-12 Project plan

• Defines:
  • work products to be developed
  • life cycle model and methodology to be used
  • customer requirements related to project management
  • project resources
• milestones and target dates
  • estimates
  • quality criteria
  • processes and methods to employ
  • contingency actions

08-00 Plan

As appropriate to the application and purpose:

• dentifies what objectives or goals there are to be satisfied
• stablishes the options and approach for satisfying the objectives, or goals
• dentification of the plan owner
• Includes:
  • the objective and scope of what is to be accomplished
  • assumptions made
  • constraints
  • risks
  • tasks to be accomplished
  • schedules, milestones and target dates
  • critical dependencies
  • maintenance disposition for the plan
  • Method/approach to accomplish plan
• Identifies:
  • task ownership, including tasks performed by other parties (e.g. supplier, customer)
  • quality criteria
  • required work products
• Includes resources to accomplish plan objectives:
  • time
  • staff (key roles and authorities e.g. sponsor)
  • materials/equipment
  • budget
• Includes contingency plan for non-completed tasks
• Plan is approved

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