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The project is coming to an end, and you need to release project staff or reallocate them to new projects and assignments. There is a right and a wrong way to do this. Use our checklist and do it the right way--with dignity, compassion and good business sense.
Do you have a flexible, healthy, dependable project schedule? You don't? Come right this way.
This checklist will help you decide whether your project is an idea whose time has come--or something better left undone. Call it a reality check!
You and your project group are putting together a proposal--literally. This checklist (broken down into administrative, technical and financial sections) helps you keep track of what you need to include.
Putting together a proposal requires a great deal of coordination. This handy checklist will help you keep everything straight.
This package contains (1) a Quality Checklist template in Excel along with (2) instructions in Word. The macro-enabled workbook allows users to create checklist items as drop-down lists. Each drop-down element of a checklist item may be assigned a value and description.
Buying a software package? How do you know which package best suits your business environment and which vendor will serve you best? This checklist will help you evaluate the key questions and tend to the important details of procuring the right packaged application.
What's the first step in looking at the risks you face in delivering your project? Before performing a full-blow assessment, you may want to ask yourself a few simple questions. This 10 minute, 27 question worksheet will help you quickly identify a number of risk factors common to many projects. It's a great first step in looking at the risks you may be facing at a macro level.
This checklist will assist you in minimizing scope creep, schedule extensions and project failure by evaluating whether the initial requirements are complete. This series of requirements attributes, quality checks, and examples provide a thorough review of what you plan to do.
This checklist allows you to perform an audit of your requirements documentation. Use it when scope is defined, when requirements are documented for sign-off, or any time the completeness or accuracy or your requirements docs are called into question.
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