FREE Project Management
Templates
Terms of Use:
The following project management templates can be used freely
by commercial organisations for their internal use only. By
downloading any template from this webpage you are agreeing to these
terms and conditions.
Applicability and Tailoring
The following project management templates are aimed more at commercial
environments, where processes tend to focus on fundamentals.
It is very unlikely that any generic template could be used within a
single business without being tailored to that organisations processes.
Feel free to adapt these templates as you require. We would
appreciate if you could retain a reference to their source.
Our templates separate out the key elements of:
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business case
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business requirements
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delivery plan / strategy
Business Case
Template:
A Business case formalises an investment proposal or proposition to
undertake a project which will derive specific
benefits to the business,
or deliver core capability / facilities. Each Business case should be
owned by a sponsor / Business Owner, and signed-off by the relevant
authority, depending on its content.
Guidance on the use
of Business Cases.
N.B. This template deliberately separates the 'delivery' aspect of a
project from the core elements of a business case. This aspect
needs to be considered very carefully - different environments may
choose to modify this.
Business Requirements Template
The Business Owner / Senior User own this document. It is used to
capture the ‘Business Requirements’ behind a Business project. The
Business Owner / Senior User will own this document, which should
capture, in clear simple English, the functional requirements as
determined by the Business.
Risk Register Template
This template will enable you to capture key information on risks and
allows you to analyse risk, taking into account impact on product
performance, project cost and schedule.
Delivery Plan Template
The project manager owns this document. The delivery plan template
captures the delivery strategy for a project, the project scope of work,
details all key targets for the project and defines the project
organisation.
Status / Issue / Risk Log Template
The project manager owns this document. It is an Excel workbook
containing three elements: traffic light based status report to capture
and communicate overall status of a project; issue log to capture and
manage the actions relating to issues on a project, and finally the risk
log to capture and manage the actions relating to risks on a project.
Acceptance Planning:
Test Issue;
Test
Sequence; Test
Control templates
These templates are to be used to help plan Acceptance and to capture and
manage the results of the Acceptance process. There is a Acceptance Test sequence
description for planning Acceptance ; Acceptance test issue for capturing
Acceptance issues;
and finally Acceptance Issue Control log for managing and signing off
Acceptance Test
issues.
Related Pages:
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Common Project Challenges:
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training programmes.
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