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PO10.5 - Project Scope Statement

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Project Scope Statement

Define and document the nature and scope of the project to confirm and develop amongst stakeholders a common understanding of project scope and how it relates to other projects within the overall IT-enabled investment programme. The definition should be formally approved by the programme and project sponsors before project initiation.

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Value Drivers

  • Baseline provided against which the progress and, ultimately, the success of the project can be measured
  • Accountabilities including those of key business stakeholders assigned and clarified
  • Effective use of resources for the projects
  • Preparation of a master project plan facilitated
  Risk Drivers
  • Misunderstanding of project objectives and requirements
  • Failure of projects to meet business and user requirements
  • Misunderstanding of the impact of this project with other related projects

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  1. Provide to the stakeholders a clear, written statement defining the nature, scope and business benefit of every project to create a common understanding of project scope amongst stakeholders.
  2. Ensure that key stakeholders and programme and project sponsors within the organisation and IT agree upon and accept the requirements for the project, including definition of project success (acceptance) criteria and key performance indicators.
  3. Ensure that the project definition describes the requirements for a project communication plan that identifies internal and external project communications.
  4. With the approval of stakeholders, maintain the project definition throughout the project, reflecting changing requirements.

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