The document discusses defining the scope of a project through establishing objectives and boundaries. It emphasizes reaching agreement with stakeholders on what is included in and excluded from the project scope. A clear understanding of the scope is important for planning, budgeting, and managing the project successfully.
This document outlines the approved training and support strategy for the Phase 1 HRIS project. Any future changes will go through the established change management process, including reviews and approvals according to the master project plan and project support office policies. The document was prepared by the author, accepted by the client acceptor, and approved by the client approver, project manager, and IMG approver.
This project closure checklist provides tasks to ensure effective closure of a project. It includes completing outstanding tasks, resolving issues, meeting charter goals, collecting stakeholder feedback, training end users, assessing success measures, evaluating team members, paying costs, creating best practices documentation, assigning maintenance, having a closure meeting, and archiving documents. The sponsor must sign off once all closure tasks are finished.
This project sign-off sheet is for a project with the goal of delivering stated deliverables to clients. It requires signatures from the project manager and sponsor to acknowledge that the deliverables were delivered and received at the agreed quality levels, with spaces to provide the project name, dates, duration, manager, sponsor, deliverables, and clients. Upon signing, the project manager and sponsor are confirming the successful completion and handoff of the project and its deliverables.
The document discusses the document review process. It outlines challenges in the current review process such as lack of time and accountability. It then describes the workflow involving various roles from customer to author. Finally, it provides a detailed checklist for reviewers to examine scope, formatting, grammar, and more to enhance document quality.
Access to scaffold work platforms must follow OSHA safety standards. Acceptable methods of access include portable ladders, hook-on ladders, attachable ladders, scaffold stairways, stairway-type ladders, ramps, walkways, and integral prefabricated scaffold access frames. Ladders and stairways must meet additional requirements like slip-resistant treads, railings, and rest platforms spaced no more than 35 or 12 feet apart. Crossbraces cannot be used to access working platforms. Employees must be trained to recognize hazards and follow safe access procedures.
The document provides a template for a Project Action Team Charter that can be used to guide the creation of charters for process improvement teams. It includes sections for identifying the team and improvement opportunity, objectives, metrics, milestones, resources, boundaries, stakeholders, and a communication plan. The template is intended to clearly define the team's purpose and ensure agreement between the executive sponsor, team leader, and facilitator on what the team aims to accomplish.
This document outlines the methodology section of a classroom project report. It describes the context of the English curriculum at a public school, the participants of second graders aged 6-8 years old, and the design of focusing on paralinguistic features according to supporting authors. The implementation made use of materials like pictures and video beams. The reflection stage will analyze what went well and not in the implementation and plans for future classroom projects.
This project charter outlines a project to achieve specific objectives that align with organizational strategy and priorities. It will resolve problems and realize benefits. The charter defines the project scope and key milestones or deliverables. It also identifies assumptions that must be validated, impacts on systems, and roles for the sponsor, project manager, team members, customer, and subject matter experts. Resources committed to the project are specified. Risks and strategies to mitigate them are also identified. The charter is approved by signatures of the customer, sponsors, and project manager.
This organizational chart outlines the structure and roles for a project to implement a new HRIS system at GenRays. The Project Manager leads the overall effort and reports to the Executive Committee. Key roles include a Training Manager, Infrastructure Technician, Database Administrator, System Configuration Lead, QA Test Lead, Requirements Analyst, Procurement Manager, Materials Prep staff, and multiple trainers. These roles are divided into groups focused on Configuration and Infrastructure, Quality Control, Planning and Design, and Training.
This document outlines the key activities and checks needed for a successful cut-off procedure and go-live of a new SAP system. It discusses:
1) Pre-go live activities like master data loading, cost center planning, and product costing runs.
2) Pre-go live checks like customizing, number ranges, and operating concern setup.
3) Transaction data upload including purchase orders, stock, receivables, payables, assets, and general ledger balances.
The goal is to provide a comprehensive guide to migrating accurately from the old to new system on the planned go-live date.
The document discusses challenges that can arise after an acquisition closes. It notes that integrating cultures, employees, processes and systems between two companies is often the most difficult part of an acquisition. The presentation provides tactics for retaining key employees, determining best processes, and managing communications during integration. It emphasizes that proper planning and leadership are needed to successfully capture synergies while minimizing disruption during the post-closing period.
This document provides a project charter and plan for implementing a new HRIS system with employee self-service modules at GenRays. The project has 4 phases and will be implemented over 12 months. It aims to streamline HR processes, increase efficiencies, and improve employee satisfaction. Key deliverables include requirements documentation, vendor selection, system design and development, user training, and a post-implementation review. The project is funded at $103K and success will be measured by time savings, lower HR costs, and increased employee satisfaction once completed.
This document is a change control form used to request and track changes to a project. It collects information about the proposed change such as the requestor, type of change, reason, priority, description, and impact. It also estimates time and resources needed to implement the change and requires approval signatures. Once approved, it allows tracking the change through analysis, coding, testing, and acceptance.
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This document acknowledges that testing of various deliverables for a project with ID <Remedy ID> and title "<Meaningful Title for Project>" was successfully completed by the date specified. It lists the major deliverables that were tested and approved to move to the pre-production environment, as well as any deliverables that were not tested and why. The client testing coordinator and testers sign off to approve the results.
This document outlines a project charter template containing key sections such as the project objective, assumptions, scope, milestones, roles and responsibilities, resources, risks, and success measurements. The project objective section explains the value and alignment of the project with organizational priorities and expected results. Roles are defined for the sponsor, project manager, team members, customer, and subject matter experts. Metrics are identified to measure the success of the project. Signatures are required from the customer, sponsors, and project manager to approve the charter.
The document provides a quality assurance review of a project closure report. It summarizes key metrics regarding the project's budget variance, schedule variance, delivery of business functional requirements, resource management, total life cycle costs, and impact on the business case. The review covers the original and revised budgets and schedule, actual costs, requirements delivered, resource hours, ongoing costs, benefits, and savings. It concludes by providing a link to the author's LinkedIn profile.
The document provides an overview of the MSP (Managing Successful Programmes) framework. It defines key terms like project, programme and portfolio. It explains that a programme coordinates projects and activities to deliver outcomes that benefit the organization's strategy. The document outlines the MSP transformational flow and governance themes, and how they work together. It also provides a brief history of the development of the MSP standard.
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The document discusses a proposed process for project management and solution delivery. It provides an overview of the benefits of using standardized processes, including consistency, productivity, and risk reduction. It then describes the key phases in the solution delivery and project management processes, and provides examples of document templates used in each phase.
The document discusses the process of formally closing a project. It involves gaining acceptance of final products/services, reflecting on lessons learned, and creating project archives and reports. A Project Review and Closure Report is produced to tidy up any loose ends, review project outputs and success, outline outstanding issues/recommendations, and inform future projects. The report is developed towards the end of the project when all outputs have been delivered.
Meta tags are HTML tags that provide information about a web page to search engines and browsers. Common meta tags include description, keywords, and refresh tags. While meta tags were once important for search engine optimization, many search engines now ignore meta tags due to the potential for abuse and instead analyze page content and backlinks.
Meta tags are HTML tags placed in the <head> section of a web page that provide information about the page content to search engines and browsers. Common meta tags describe the page keywords, description, author, and refresh settings. While meta tags were once important for search engine optimization, many search engines now rely more on other factors like page content and backlinks.
Meta tags are HTML tags placed in the <head> section of a web page that provide information about the page content to search engines and browsers. Common meta tags describe the page keywords, description, author, and refresh settings. While meta tags were once important for search engine optimization, many search engines now rely more on other factors like page content and backlinks.
The document provides an overview of XSLT (Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations), which is an XML-based language used to transform XML documents. It discusses the basic XSLT processing model involving source XML documents, XSLT style sheets, and result documents. It also describes some important XSLT elements like <xsl:template>, <xsl:value-of>, <xsl:for-each>, <xsl:sort>, <xsl:if>, <xsl:choose>, <xsl:when> and <xsl:otherwise> that are used to transform and format the output XML document.
XML is a meta-markup language that specifies rules for creating markup languages. It is designed to carry data, not display data. XML uses tags to structure data, but does not have predefined tags - authors can define their own tags. XML documents must be "well-formed", following syntax rules like having one root element with matched opening and closing tags.
An SLA (Service Level Agreement) defines the relationship between a developer and client by outlining standards and expectations for a project. It aims to reduce risks and strengthen the relationship through clear communication. Key elements an SLA should include are choosing a methodology, ensuring customer involvement through regular meetings and issue management, and defining requirements management processes. While not a legal contract, following the terms of an SLA is important to maintain trust in the relationship.
The document discusses market segmentation and analyzing a target audience for a website. It describes identifying characteristics of the target market such as geographic location, demographics, psychographics, other classifications, and getting to know the audience's needs, wants, expectations and loyalty. The goal of segmentation is to tightly define the target to create an effective website that meets their requirements.
The document provides guidance on writing an effective Business Requirements Document (BRD). It explains that a BRD summarizes business reasons for a project, problems to be solved, and constraints. It is used to communicate requirements to technology providers. The document stresses repeating requirements from different angles for each section and ensuring requirements are unitary, complete, consistent, non-conjunctive, and verifiable. It provides examples of sections to include like scope, stakeholders, objectives, resources, constraints, and specific functional and non-functional requirements.
This project charter outlines a project to achieve specific objectives that align with organizational strategy and priorities. It will resolve problems and realize benefits. The charter defines the project scope and key milestones or deliverables. It also identifies assumptions that must be validated, impacts on systems, and roles for the sponsor, project manager, team members, customer, and subject matter experts. Resources committed to the project are specified. Risks and strategies to mitigate them are also identified. The charter is approved by signatures of the customer, sponsors, and project manager.
This organizational chart outlines the structure and roles for a project to implement a new HRIS system at GenRays. The Project Manager leads the overall effort and reports to the Executive Committee. Key roles include a Training Manager, Infrastructure Technician, Database Administrator, System Configuration Lead, QA Test Lead, Requirements Analyst, Procurement Manager, Materials Prep staff, and multiple trainers. These roles are divided into groups focused on Configuration and Infrastructure, Quality Control, Planning and Design, and Training.
This document outlines the key activities and checks needed for a successful cut-off procedure and go-live of a new SAP system. It discusses:
1) Pre-go live activities like master data loading, cost center planning, and product costing runs.
2) Pre-go live checks like customizing, number ranges, and operating concern setup.
3) Transaction data upload including purchase orders, stock, receivables, payables, assets, and general ledger balances.
The goal is to provide a comprehensive guide to migrating accurately from the old to new system on the planned go-live date.
The document discusses challenges that can arise after an acquisition closes. It notes that integrating cultures, employees, processes and systems between two companies is often the most difficult part of an acquisition. The presentation provides tactics for retaining key employees, determining best processes, and managing communications during integration. It emphasizes that proper planning and leadership are needed to successfully capture synergies while minimizing disruption during the post-closing period.
This document provides a project charter and plan for implementing a new HRIS system with employee self-service modules at GenRays. The project has 4 phases and will be implemented over 12 months. It aims to streamline HR processes, increase efficiencies, and improve employee satisfaction. Key deliverables include requirements documentation, vendor selection, system design and development, user training, and a post-implementation review. The project is funded at $103K and success will be measured by time savings, lower HR costs, and increased employee satisfaction once completed.
This document is a change control form used to request and track changes to a project. It collects information about the proposed change such as the requestor, type of change, reason, priority, description, and impact. It also estimates time and resources needed to implement the change and requires approval signatures. Once approved, it allows tracking the change through analysis, coding, testing, and acceptance.
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Global Business Transformation, SAP, ERP, Cutover Management, Manufacturing Excellence, Blackout period Management, Direct and Indirect Procurement, Business Intelligence, Data Management and Analytic,
This document acknowledges that testing of various deliverables for a project with ID <Remedy ID> and title "<Meaningful Title for Project>" was successfully completed by the date specified. It lists the major deliverables that were tested and approved to move to the pre-production environment, as well as any deliverables that were not tested and why. The client testing coordinator and testers sign off to approve the results.
This document outlines a project charter template containing key sections such as the project objective, assumptions, scope, milestones, roles and responsibilities, resources, risks, and success measurements. The project objective section explains the value and alignment of the project with organizational priorities and expected results. Roles are defined for the sponsor, project manager, team members, customer, and subject matter experts. Metrics are identified to measure the success of the project. Signatures are required from the customer, sponsors, and project manager to approve the charter.
The document provides a quality assurance review of a project closure report. It summarizes key metrics regarding the project's budget variance, schedule variance, delivery of business functional requirements, resource management, total life cycle costs, and impact on the business case. The review covers the original and revised budgets and schedule, actual costs, requirements delivered, resource hours, ongoing costs, benefits, and savings. It concludes by providing a link to the author's LinkedIn profile.
The document provides an overview of the MSP (Managing Successful Programmes) framework. It defines key terms like project, programme and portfolio. It explains that a programme coordinates projects and activities to deliver outcomes that benefit the organization's strategy. The document outlines the MSP transformational flow and governance themes, and how they work together. It also provides a brief history of the development of the MSP standard.
Integrated Project Management And Solution Delivery ProcessAlan McSweeney
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The document discusses a proposed process for project management and solution delivery. It provides an overview of the benefits of using standardized processes, including consistency, productivity, and risk reduction. It then describes the key phases in the solution delivery and project management processes, and provides examples of document templates used in each phase.
The document discusses the process of formally closing a project. It involves gaining acceptance of final products/services, reflecting on lessons learned, and creating project archives and reports. A Project Review and Closure Report is produced to tidy up any loose ends, review project outputs and success, outline outstanding issues/recommendations, and inform future projects. The report is developed towards the end of the project when all outputs have been delivered.
Meta tags are HTML tags that provide information about a web page to search engines and browsers. Common meta tags include description, keywords, and refresh tags. While meta tags were once important for search engine optimization, many search engines now ignore meta tags due to the potential for abuse and instead analyze page content and backlinks.
Meta tags are HTML tags placed in the <head> section of a web page that provide information about the page content to search engines and browsers. Common meta tags describe the page keywords, description, author, and refresh settings. While meta tags were once important for search engine optimization, many search engines now rely more on other factors like page content and backlinks.
Meta tags are HTML tags placed in the <head> section of a web page that provide information about the page content to search engines and browsers. Common meta tags describe the page keywords, description, author, and refresh settings. While meta tags were once important for search engine optimization, many search engines now rely more on other factors like page content and backlinks.
The document provides an overview of XSLT (Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations), which is an XML-based language used to transform XML documents. It discusses the basic XSLT processing model involving source XML documents, XSLT style sheets, and result documents. It also describes some important XSLT elements like <xsl:template>, <xsl:value-of>, <xsl:for-each>, <xsl:sort>, <xsl:if>, <xsl:choose>, <xsl:when> and <xsl:otherwise> that are used to transform and format the output XML document.
XML is a meta-markup language that specifies rules for creating markup languages. It is designed to carry data, not display data. XML uses tags to structure data, but does not have predefined tags - authors can define their own tags. XML documents must be "well-formed", following syntax rules like having one root element with matched opening and closing tags.
An SLA (Service Level Agreement) defines the relationship between a developer and client by outlining standards and expectations for a project. It aims to reduce risks and strengthen the relationship through clear communication. Key elements an SLA should include are choosing a methodology, ensuring customer involvement through regular meetings and issue management, and defining requirements management processes. While not a legal contract, following the terms of an SLA is important to maintain trust in the relationship.
The document discusses market segmentation and analyzing a target audience for a website. It describes identifying characteristics of the target market such as geographic location, demographics, psychographics, other classifications, and getting to know the audience's needs, wants, expectations and loyalty. The goal of segmentation is to tightly define the target to create an effective website that meets their requirements.
The document provides guidance on writing an effective Business Requirements Document (BRD). It explains that a BRD summarizes business reasons for a project, problems to be solved, and constraints. It is used to communicate requirements to technology providers. The document stresses repeating requirements from different angles for each section and ensuring requirements are unitary, complete, consistent, non-conjunctive, and verifiable. It provides examples of sections to include like scope, stakeholders, objectives, resources, constraints, and specific functional and non-functional requirements.
The document discusses researching client needs to provide appropriate IT support. It recommends conducting a needs analysis by examining a client's business processes, assessing which IT systems could improve operations, and understanding support needs. The process involves fostering relationships, analyzing current IT environments, identifying gaps, developing options, and suggesting solutions. It also discusses determining appropriate support levels, such as informal peer support, dedicated support positions, help desk support, or outsourcing. Support functions for a website may include maintaining content, database administration, version control, troubleshooting, customization, training and more.
This document discusses various aspects of proposing client support solutions, including verifying client needs, managing customer expectations, writing service level agreements (SLAs), and specifying services in SLAs. It emphasizes the importance of thoroughly verifying client needs before and after drafting an SLA to avoid missing key elements. It also stresses monitoring both customer satisfaction and performance over time, as well as revisiting customer expectations and how well their needs are being met with changes in business environments. The document provides details on what an SLA should contain, such as service descriptions, responsibilities of parties, service level targets, and procedures for disputes.
WordPress is a free, open-source content management system (CMS) that can be used to build blogs or full-fledged websites. It exists in two versions: WordPress.org, which allows fully customizing and hosting a site yourself, and WordPress.com, which provides free hosted blogs with limited customization options. WordPress themes control the visual design and layout of a site, and can be switched out independently of the content. This separation of content and presentation makes WordPress very flexible and powerful.
This document discusses client and customer relations in a business context. It defines what a client is and different types of clients, both internal and external. It emphasizes the importance of developing positive relationships with clients and providing optimal customer service. Some key aspects of client relations discussed include active listening, understanding client needs, managing expectations, problem solving, and ensuring quality and consistency in products and services. The document provides questions to consider regarding client interactions and customer service best practices.
Information architecture is the structural design of shared information environments, involving organizing and labelling content to support usability and findability. It consists of structuring content and systems so people can find information through grouping, navigation, labelling, tagging, taxonomies and other methods. Effective information architecture allows people to logically step through a system with confidence they are getting closer to required information. Key steps in information architecture include understanding audience needs, prototyping solutions, and documenting designs through site maps, page layouts and other methods.
The document discusses the validation of assessments at a faculty. It notes that the faculty has over 120 validated assessments available on SharePoint for reuse. It emphasizes the importance of continuous validation to meet quality standards and ensure fair student results that can withstand disputes. It advises conducting risk assessments to prioritize validating core units and high risk assessments.
This document provides instructions for registering for a Wikispaces account, creating a wiki space, editing wiki pages, adding images, links and widgets, tracking changes to pages, customizing the navigation menu, and managing space preferences and members. Key steps include registering with a username and password, naming your space, editing pages using basic formatting tools, uploading images and files, explaining edits when saving pages, and inviting other members.
The document discusses how to determine technical requirements within an IT environment. It describes identifying technical requirements by assessing business problems and opportunities, documenting input/output, interface and process requirements, and investigating products to meet requirements. Requirements include assessing business problems, identifying solutions, and documenting results. Common interfacing methods like EDI and XML are also discussed.
The document discusses the process of analyzing client requirements for a new system. This includes gathering information from clients, clarifying needs, structuring requirements, and confirming with clients that all functional, quality, and other needs have been identified correctly and fall within the project scope. The key steps are analyzing the information gathered, documenting the requirements, and obtaining final sign-off from stakeholders to finalize the requirements document.
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This document discusses preparing a requirements report to communicate findings from gathering business requirements to clients. It describes including an introduction describing the report's purpose and system scope, a system description using diagrams, functional requirements specifying what the system must and may do, non-functional requirements defining constraints, information domain specifying data needs, costs, benefits, and other relevant topics. Storyboards providing visual representations of website interfaces are also recommended. The purpose is to gain agreement from clients on the objectives of the proposed system.
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