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▲The '''Project Initiation Documentation''' ('''PID''') - one of the most significant artifacts in project management, which provides the foundation for the business project.
The
A project initiation document often contains the following:
▲* Project Goals
* [[Scope (project management)|Scope]]
* Project
* [[Business
* [[Theory of constraints|Constraints]]
* [[Project stakeholders|Stakeholders]]
* [[Business risks|Risks]]
* [[Project
* Reporting frameworks
* PID
* Summary
A [[project charter|Project Charter]] could be created instead of a PID; the two document types are highly similar. But a Project Charter is less detailed, which makes it more suitable for cases in which content producers are less available.<ref>Project Initiation Documents: Getting your Project off to a Great Start, https://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newPPM_85.htm.</ref>▼
▲A [[project charter
== Project Initiation Documentation in terms of PRINCE2 ==▼
The Project Initiation Documentation is a [[PRINCE2]] term representing the plan of approach in project management. It is assembled from a series of other documents, including the [[business case]], the [[Terms of Reference]], the communication plan, the [[risk register]], the Project Tolerances, the [[project plan]], and any specific project controls or inspections as part of a departmental quality plan or common project approach. The PID represents a detailed version of the basic project start-up document called the Project Brief.▼
The PID bundles together documentation to form the logical document that brings together all of the key information needed to start and run the project on a sound basis. It should be conveyed to all stakeholders and agreed and signed off by the [[Executive sponsor|business sponsors]]. In short, this is the, "who, why, and what", part of the project. It defines all major aspects of a project and forms the basis for its management and the assessment of overall success. The project initiation document builds upon the business case (if it exists) using the information and analysis data produced during initiation activities.<ref>[http://www.pmhut.com/project-initiation-and-the-project-initiation-document-pid Project Initiation and the Project Initiation Document] - ''Retrieved on June 3, 2010''</ref>▼
▲The
▲The
A common part of formal project methodologies such as [[PRINCE2]]<ref>Prince 2: A Practical Handbook By Colin Bentley, {{ISBN|978-0-7506-5330-5}}</ref> the document is a major [[Milestone (project management)|milestone]] in the ''Initiating a Project'' process. It is the document that goes before the ''Project Board'' for sign- off to commence a project.▼
▲A common part of formal project methodologies such as [[PRINCE2]]<ref>Prince 2: A Practical Handbook By Colin Bentley, {{ISBN|978-0-7506-5330-5}}</ref> the document is a major [[Milestone (project management)|milestone]] in the ''
The Project Initiation Document provides a reference point throughout the project for both the customer and the Project Team.▼
▲The
== Writing a project initiation document ==
=== Purpose ===
The purpose of the
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There are specific number of sections, which needed to be completed in terms of controlling the whole project: [[
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=== Getting a
The last stage of writing
▲The last stage of writing PID is the Approval, which implies the distribution to all Stakeholders on the Distribution List within the PID and other interested parties such as Operations or [[Human resources|HR for Resources]] by e-mails with the request of comments. Then the lead of the team will amass the comments and then followed the final meeting where Stakeholders and Interested Parties are about to discuss the PID in further detail. It is only after these stages are complete that your PID will be of a sufficient standard to be approved and passed onto the Programme Board for funding. Depending on the complexity and the size of the project the stages are about to be completed in five Informal and four Formal reviews. Some problems could appear such as shortage or resources and lack of finance. It is pivotally important to identify how prioritized is your project before starting the PID, which will help to avoid huge expenses if the project is about to appear in Exception Stage.<ref>Getting a Project Initiation Document Approved, http://www.my-project-management-expert.com/project-lifecycle-project-initiation-document-approval.html</ref>
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There are key aspects which need consideration before starting a [[project]] and creating a
▲== Characteristics of PID ==
▲Specifying the importance of the project, Project Initiation Documentation identifies that it is the contract between the project management and sponsor. The aim of PID is understanding the premises of the project. The correct format of PID represents the understanding of the background, objectives and benefits. A good project manager is not only interested in delivering an output or a capability to their customer, but interested in the wider context and the benefits that this capability will ultimately bring about. PID identifies what is in scope within the project with the use of [[flow diagram]]s and [[Product Breakdown Structure]]s. The pivotal role plays the identification of responsibilities, which implies roles of project manager, [[team leader]], sponsor, [[Suppliers|supplier]], user representative, stakeholders and members of [[steering committee]].<ref name=":0" />
For a
▲There are key aspects which need consideration before starting a [[project]] and creating a Project Initiation Document, such as: how will the project be delivered? What type of approach: variegates techniques ( e.g. [[Waterfall model|waterfall]], [[Agile software development|agile methodology]])? What ways of communication with stakeholders, keeping on top of risks, issues and changes.
The success of the
▲For a PID it is sufficient to include the place, which emphasize on main phases and activities of the project.
▲The success of the PID and the whole project builds up on visual aspects, such as graphics, galvanizing the better visual memorizing the project.
Risks are needed to be identified before they appear as a problem within the whole project. The problem could be resolved by creating the list of top projects' risks and what precautionary measures have to be taken.
In order to improve the
==See also==
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*[[PRINCE2]]
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