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Attachment A
Project Charter for the
XXXXX Proposal
Yardstick CLIENT Charter DATE
Page 1
of General Project Information
Project Name
Project Reference
Start date:
Rev #
Business
Area
Client
(Approving Body)
List all the stakeholders on the client’s side as outlined
Guidance Team
List people from both sides that will be involved in the planning phase of the project
Project Facilitator
Project Team Leader
Detailed Project Information
Background /
History
(optional)
This is the summary as found in the RPF
Rationale for the Project
(the primary
reason for
initiating the
project)
Summary paragraph
Statement in the following format: As x is happening, it is imperative that x response is executed.
Statement in the following format: In order to address these concerns it is critical that a project be initiated to (solve the problem outlined in the summary paragraph).
Benefits
It is expected that the Centre, once operational, will:
1.
Provide this solution.
2.
Allow for this to occur.
3.
Support this initiative.
4.
Facilitate this outcome.
5.
Provide client with this requirement.
Attachment A
Project Charter for the
XXXXX Proposal
Yardstick CLIENT Charter DATE
Page 2
of Project Requirements
The project will be completed in two phases.
A.
Phase-I will include the following elements and shall be completed by DATE.
1.
Deliverable 1 Description (see attachment #X)
2.
Deliverable 2 Description (see attachment #X)
3.
Deliverable 3 Description (might be a review & recommendations)
B.
Phase II, once approved, will include the following elements and shall be completed by DATE.
Description of deliverables
1.
Deliverable #1:
a)
Part A.
b)
Part B
2.
Deliverable #2.
3.
Deliverable #3.
In Scope / Out of Scope:
Categories
In-Scope
Out of Scope
Psychometric
s
# of item writing sessions
analysis
Travel costs
Reports
Reports with these filters
Custom report with this filter
Exam Delivery
Exams held M-Fr
Exams held on Saturday or Sunday
Support
Administrator, item writer and proctor support
Front-line candidate support
Other
TBA
TBA
Purpose Statement
The team will complete Phase-I of the (PROJECT NAME), and hand-off to the
Guidance Team by DATE
including Recommendations for Phase-II.
Attachment A
Project Charter for the
XXXXX Proposal
Yardstick CLIENT Charter DATE
Page 3
of Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)
The Work Breakdown Structure (WBS):
1.
Is a high level view of the project deliverables and is related to work packages.
2.
Broadly defines the scope of the project, Uses nouns to describe each box.
3.
Is not a hierarchical structure. In other words each box is not a subordinate to the previous box.
Under Funding, for example, we identify different sources of funding but each source is not
related to the other funding sources.
Deliverables
(how the project progress will be measured)
During the life of this project, the team will:
1.
Define Requirements
2.
Prepare a draft report on (use of Measure/T2)
3.
Complete Phase-I B-(as described in RFP).
4.
Conduct CLIENT platform training and admin set up.
5.
Submit Phase-I Report complete with Phase–II proposal to the Guidance Team.
Action Plan
(how the work will
be completed)
In order to ensure the project is completed on time, the team will adhere to the attached
Action Plan dated DATE.
Att #1: PERT Chart
: Program Evaluation and Review Technique (a Network Diagram)
Att #2: Gantt Chart (the timeline chart)
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