by Management Plaza The Pen Project A fully documented sample PRINCE2® project PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza By: Frank Turley, Nader Khorrami Rad Date: 26/5/2013 Version: 01.01 DRAFT Check for Updates: www.mgmtplaza.com/latestversion Please send feedback to: P2P-SampleProject-EN [email protected] Version V01.01 - DRAFT 1 Who Document: Who is this sample PRINCE2 project for? 1) PRINCE2 Foundation Students • View (browse over) the main PRINCE2 docuemnts, this will help your understanding of PRINCE2. • E.g. 1) Project mandate, 2) Project Brief, 3) Initiation Stage Plan, • 4) Product Description, 5) PID, 6) Register Files, 7) Log files 2) PRINCE2 Practitioner Students • You need to be familar with all PRINCE2 Management documents and their structure (contents) • It is therefore best to become familar with the scenario used in this sample project and then and then become familar with each Management Document • This is perhaps the best way to prepare for the Practitioner Exam as the exam uses a project scenario and you are expected to who how to apply PRINCE2. 3) Gaining PRINCE2 experience • Many people never get a chance to work in a PRINCE2 environment and don’t understand how to apply PRINCE2. • We suggest to re-create this sample project based on another scenario (e.g. a project you have done) • This is perhaps the best way to practice PRINCE2 as you cover the full project. 4) Implementing a PMO • • • • Many companies are now considering implementing a PMO but are not sure where to start Suggestion: Identify a standard project from your organization and document it like this project Start of as simple as possible so you can deliver a first internal sample project (a reference project) The PMO can then gradually update this reference project to introduce new technigues and lessons PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 2 The Project Scenario PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 3 Project Scenario Document: Project Scenario: CopyWorld365 Company: CopyWorld365 CopyWorld365 is a company that sells printing / photo copying machines. They have 15 employees (4 sales people) and they would like to start a project to give their clients a good quality promotional pen to help improve the relationship with clients and to reduce the loss in client turnover. The Sales Manager chaired a meeting and the outcome of the meeting was as follows: • We will give a quality pen/pencil out to all clients to help reduce client turnover and improve relationships • The Pen will mostly be given out by the sales people from Dec 5th to Jan 10th • Pen must be good quality so people will be happy to use it (not be embarrassed to use it) • Budget of €6 to €8 each • Presentation of pen/pencil is important • Company logo must appear on pen Project Scope • Define quality requirements • Choose & test Pens/Pencils • Order Pens with logo • Choosing clients to give pen to This text provides in introduction to the project scenario. It is important to read this first. Out of Scope • Giving out the pens/pencils is not part of the project • Designing the logo • Original list of clients PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 4 Pre-Project Starting up a Project PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 5 Project mandate Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate The project mandate is the trigger for the project Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 6 Project mandate Document: Project mandate Project: Pen Project 1. Project Definition The project will choose a quality pen and give out about 400 pens to our clients. Project Objectives • Choose a pen that meets specifications • Choose a pen that users will be perceived as a quality pen Project Scope: 3. Promotional pen catalogues 1. Choose a pen 4. List of clients that will receive a pen 2. Sales people list Author: Project Manager Date: 3. Project Product Description To be created 4. Approach Do the project internally 5. Project Management Team The Executive should be the CEO 2. Reasons Build better relationships with clients and reduce the loss in the renewal of maintenance contracts by 50%. CopyWorld365 had 4,200 maintenance contracts with a profit of €150 per contract = €630k 4% loss each year costs €37,800 The project mandate does not have to contain much information Normally just the reasons and the Executive. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 7 Lessons Log Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Daily Log, Lessons Log The PM will facilitate the gathering of lessons. All project stakeholders are invited to provide lessons Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 8 Lessons Log Lessons Log Document: Project: Pen Project The PM will facilitate the gathering of lessons. Lessons can come from users, Team Managers, past project Lessons Report files, consultants, … Author: Date: Project Manager Risk seen before? Seen before Date Logged Logged by Priority Stage We used the business gift company “BizGifts” last year and they offered a good service Yes 12/1 PM 3 2 The time to deliver gifts always seems to take longer than agreed by most companies (add time buffer) Yes 12/1 PM 2 1 3 The business gift company “Gifts4All” provided a poor service for our neighboring company. No 13/1 PM 2 2 4 There is a ISO standard for pens: ISO 12757-2 No 13/1 PM 2 SU ID +- Recommendations 1 2 5 … +-: Risk before: Priority: Stage: () Positive effect on the project, () negative effect, Has the risk been seen before (if yes, how did the project deal with it?) Importance for project – The PM will want to make sure, they are using the important lessons The PM can see which lessons have value for the next stage PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 9 Daily Log Document: ID 01 02 03 04 05 Daily Log Date of Entry Project: Author: Pen Project Project Manager Date: Target Date Result Project Manager 2013-06-17 I believe I’m capable of evaluating the suppliers honestly. I’ve also inform the project board about this conflict of interest. Project Manager 2013-06-18 I returned the gift and put the supplier in the company’s black list. 2013-06-23 He’s replaced by Julie Gates, who’s more expert on graphic design. We’ve lost two days, but the activity has a lot of float and we won’t get into any problems. 2013-06-25 Julie Gates is asked to meet with the responsible person in the supplier company to discuss the requirements of the logo and to prepare it together. Description Responsible 2013-06-17 When we were preparing the list of potential suppliers, I realized that one of them is owned by an old friend of mine (conflict of interest) 2013-06-18 A sales man from one of the potential suppliers came to our office today to meet me, when I was in a meeting. He left me gift and left the building before I could meet him. This can be considered a bribery. 2013-06-22 Daniel Ross, who’s responsible for the logo, is asked to prepare its vector version, but he doesn’t seem to know how. Project Manager 2013-06-25 The communication between Julie Gates and the supplier needed for the design of the logo is not effective enough. It takes a lot of time for each version to be reviewed and the new version is released. Project Manager 2013-06-26 I had a meeting with the selected supplier to discuss the price, when we also talked about the quality, and especially about the quality of the printed logo and the best technique to use for this. Project Manager The Daily Log is used to capture issues and risks in the Starting up a Project process After that, it is used as a (private) daily journal for all information by the Project Manager Note: the content of this sample Daily Log belongs to next stages of the project PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 10 Project Product Description (part of Project Brief) Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description The Project Product Description defines what the project must deliver in order to gain acceptance. It usually defines the scope, requirements, quality expectations, acceptance criteria, acceptance method, and acceptance responsibilities. Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 11 Project Product Description (Workshop) The Project Manager hosted a workshop to create the Project Product Description. The main workshop goals: 1. Get buy-in form the necessary stakeholders 2. Identify the most important requirements for the pen and prioritize them 3. Complete the Project Product Description during the workshop Requirements Exercise • The PM gave each person post-its and reminded them about the project goals • The PM asked each person to list 10 requirements for the pen that will be given to each client • After this exercise, the PM categorized each requirement and identified the top requirements • The requirements are listed below using the MoSCoW technique Document: Project Product Descriptions Requirements (MoSCoW) 3. Could have requirements 1. Must Have Requirements • • • • Quality looking pen 5 year guarantee Logo display correctly Pen easy to write with • A number of requirements have been grouped under “5 year guarantee” (all parts working, color fading....) 4. Other (Won’t have for now) 2. Should have requirements • • USB memory stick in pen • Easy to find refills for the pen Guarantee no leak pen Write upside down The acceptance criteria and acceptance method for each Must have will be detailed in the Project Product Description PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 12 Project Product Description (part of Project Brief) This is a good example of the Project Product Description (Main Product Description). It does not have to be a large document. This examples has outlined 4 main features and defined the quality level for each feature. Document: Project: Project Product Description 1. Purpose Project Manager Date: 1. Business Gift Catalogs 2. Client list 2. Composition Quality Author: 3. Derivation The purpose of the pens will be to provide a constant reminder of our company to most of our clients and reduce the loss of maintenance contracts renewals by 50% in the next 12 months. 1. Pens to evaluate 2. Chosen Pen Pen Project 4. Development skills required Purchasing skills Account (Client) management 3. Reviewed client list 4. Distributed Pens This example has outlined four main features and defined the quality level for each feature. See the next slide for more information Quality Expectation Acceptance Criteria Responsibilities Quality looking pen Priority M AC1: Look like it cost > €10 AC2: Look like a professional pen None AC1: Confirm that 8 of 10 see value > €10 AC2: Confirm that 9 of 10 see pen as professional AC1: Susan Kelly, AC2: Susan Kelly Responsibilities Logo display correctly on pen Priority M AC1: Correct size on pen AC2: Logo will not erase in 5 years of normal use AC1: Size ± 10%, 2) Logo erase: + 100% AC1: Measure logo on pen with ruler AC2: Logo: Ask for Logo guarantee AC1: Susan Kelly, AC2: Susan Kelly Quality Expectation Acceptance Criteria Tolerance Acceptance method Responsibilities 5 year guarantee Priority AC1: 5 year guarantee from supplier AC1: ± 50% AC1: Accept guarantee notice AC1: Sales Manager will accept guarantee Quality Expectation Acceptance Criteria Tolerance Acceptance method Responsibilities Pen easy to write with Priority AC1: 9 of 10 people find pen easy to write with AC1: ± 10% AC1: Provide survey report AC1: Susan Kelly Quality Expectation Acceptance Criteria Tolerance Acceptance method PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza M Tolerance Acceptance method P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT M 13 Introduction to the quality information This slide provides information about the quality data required in a Project Product Description Most Project Managers find it very difficult to understand this from the official PRINCE2 Manual Read the information provide for each heading. Quality heading Quality heading descriptions Quality Expectations Which feature/requirement does the customers want (list one at a time) e.g. Quick search (speed of results) Priority MoSCoW: (Must, Should, Could, Won’t) or 1,2,3 e.g. M Acceptance Criteria (AC) Acceptance criteria states what the Customer agrees to accept (measurable) Question: How can we prove that we have meet your expectations? Question: What tests should be done & expected results? Note: There may be a number of number of tests for each Quality expectation AC 1: Expect speed result < 2 seconds AC 2: Expect speed result < 2 seconds Project Tolerance What is the tolerance(s) for each Acceptance Criteria AC 1: ± 15%; AC 2: ± 10% Acceptance Method How will each quality criteria be checked? AC 1: Manual testing AC 2: Unit testing with load testing Acceptance Responsible List the persons name for each quality criteria or complete quality expectation AC 1: Frank Klein AC 2: Frank Klein PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 14 Project Management Team Structure (part of Project Brief) Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Management Team Structure One of the PRINCE2 Principles is “Defined Roles and Responsibilities”. This document is one of the tools used to realize this principle, and consists of defined and agreed roles and responsibilities and a means for effective communication among people involved in the project. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 15 Project Management Team Structure (part of Project Brief) Project Management Team Structure Project: Corp.. Document: Author: Pen Project Project Manager Date: Corporate or Programme Management CEO Sales Manager Purchasing & Accounts Client Project Manager Tailoring comments for the PMT Senior User Executive Senior Supplier Susan Kelly John King Terry Clinton Change Authority Project Assurance Management John King: Susan Kelly: Terry Clinton: Rose Carr: Delivery CopyWorld365 Employees & Job titles Direction These are their normal job functions Project Manager Rose Carr Project Support Rose Carr These are the PMT roles for the project Tailoring comments Project Management Team: • The Directing level and Corporate level can be considered as merged as Executive is the CEO (and no program environment) • The Project Manager will have the roles and responsibilities of Team Manager and Project Support. • The Project Board will have the role of Project Assurance. • The Project Manager, Executive, Senior User, and Senior Supplier will have the change authority. • The management (Project Manager) and delivery (Team Manager) levels have been merged PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 16 Outline Business Case (part of Project Brief) Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case The Outline Business Case is prepared at the Starting Up a Project process, when detailed information is not available yet. It’s used to determine if there’s a business justification for initiating the project. Detailed information would become available in initiation and the “business case” will be prepared then. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 17 Outline Business Case (part of Project Brief) Document: Outline Business Case Project: Pen Project 1. Reasons Build better relationship with clients and reduce the loss in the renewal of maintenance contracts by 50%. CopyWorld365 had 4,200 maintenance contracts with a profit of €200 per contract = €840,000 A 5% loss instead of a 10% loss would be a gain of €48,000 Author: Executive Date: 7. Major risks Clients may not hold on to the pen and use it each day and there will not be reminded of CopyWorld365. 2. Expected Benefits • Reduce loss of maintenance contracts by 50% : €48,000 (each year) • Increase new machine orders by 2%: 16,200 (each year) 3. Expected dis-benefits None 4. Timescale 12 weeks (3 months) The outline Business Case does have to contain much information This information will be expanded later into the Business Case document in the Initiation stage. It is written by the Executive with normally some assistance from the Project Manager 5. Costs • Pen costs: €9 by 400 pens = €3,600 • Other project costs: €600 6. Investment appraisal See Business Case (Initiation stage) PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 18 Project Brief Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case The Project Brief is usually a collection of other documents and refers to them instead of containing the actual information. It provides a full and firm foundation for the initiation. A detailed Project Initiation Documentation (PID) will be created in initiation and will replace the Project Brief. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. Version V01.01 - DRAFT 19 Project Brief Document: Project Brief Project: Pen Project 1. Project Definition The project will give choose quality pen and give out about 400 pens to our clients. Project Objectives • Choose a quality that meets specifications • Choose a pen that users will perceive as a quality pen Project Scope: 3. Promotional pen catalogues 1. Choose a pen 4. List of clients that will receive a pen 2. Sales people list Constraints and assumptions • Possible to find a pen in the catalogues provided Project Tolerances 1. Time: 3 months + 30% 2. Cost: €7 for a pen: Estimate €3400 for the project +- 10% 3. Quality: Pens must meet quality requirements 3. Project Product Description Attached: Project Product Description (PPD) 4. Approach The company will choose a pen that meets the requirements from an existing business gift company. Project will be run internally. This is a good example of the Project Brief and it does not have to be a large document. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza Author: Project Manager Date: 2. Outline Business Case Reasons: Build better relationship with clients and reduce the loss in the renewal of maintenance contracts by 50%. CopyWorld365 had 4,200 maintenance contracts with a profit of €150 per contract = €630k 4% loss each year costs €37,800 Expected Benefits • Reduce loss of maintenance contracts by 50% : €18,000 (each year) • Increase new machine orders by 2%: 16,200 (each year) Risks • Clients may not hold on to the pen and use it each day. Costs • Pen costs: €7 by 400 pens = €2,800 • Other project costs: €800 5. Project Management Team Attached: Project Management Team (PMT) 6. Role Descriptions This project uses the roles description as defined by PRINCE2 - Link to the Roles Descriptions document The Project Product Description and the PMT are not displayed here but are part of Project Brief P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 20 Initiation Stage Plan Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Initiation Stage Plan This plan - is used by the Project Manager to execute the Initiation Stage. - shows what will be produced and when - documents the cost of the Initiation Stage Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 21 Initiation Stage Plan Document: Initiation Stage Plan Project: 1. Plan description This is the plan for the Initiation Stage of the Pen Project 2. Assumptions - Dependencies Sales Manager provides the necessary time for the project Twenty sales person will be available to evaluate the pens A business gift company will have to provide the pens to evaluate and the 400 of the chosen pens. Internal resources will not be charge to the project 3. Lessons incorporated Allow buffer time for delivery of pens (Lessons Log) Investigate the ISO standard for pens: ISO 12757-2 4. Monitoring & Control The PM will use the standard PRINCE2 documents A highlight will be sent at the end of week one to the Project Board An Exception report will be used if forecasted to go out of tolerance 5. Budgets Initiation stage budget: € 200 (internal people time is not charged) Risk Budget: €0, Change Budget: €0 This example has merged Assumptions and Dependencies PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza Author: Pen Project Project Manager Date: 6. Tolerances Time: ± 50% : Cost: ± 50% : Quality: ± 20% : Scope: 0% 7. Products Description(s) Attached: Project Product Description 8. Schedule Deliverables - March 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th Strategy documents 2 hrs PBS (WBS) Product Descriptions Risk & Issues 4 hrs 8 hrs 4 hrs Project Plan 3 hrs Benefits Review Plan 2 hrs Business Case 2 hrs PID 1 hrs Next Stage Plan 2 hrs This is a simple example of the schedule, the focus is on the products created and not the activities P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 22 Interested in our CBT for this “A Fully Documented Sample PRINCE2 Project”? Coming soon…. CBT $ 95 / € 72 The CBT (approx. 8 hours) will walk you through each document covering each entry. This will be by far the best way to learn how to use PRINCE2 Send an email to use at: [email protected] to receive a PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN 33% discount Version V01.01 - DRAFT 23 The pre-project activities are now complete and the Project Board will give permission for the Initiation Stage to begin Stage 1 Initiation (Planning) Approx. 80% of the work in this stage is focused on planning (product breakdown, requirements, product descriptions, estimating, scheduling) PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 24 Communication Management Strategy (part of PID) Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Initiation Documentation Communication M.S. Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case The Communication Management Strategy document: - is one of four strategy (guideline) documents provided by the corporate - provides a guideline on how communication should be done This sample project just gives an example of the Communication Management Strategy as the others do not change very much from the templates provided. Initiation Stage Plan Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 25 Communication Management Strategy (part of PID) Document: Communication Management Strategy 1. Introduction This document describes how communication will be done during the project: It is based on the standard strategy document for all projects. 2. Communication Procedure The PM will is responsible for all internal communication in the project will report each week on the Project Board using a Highlight Report. Other PRINCE2 documents reports will also be used as expected. The Sales Manager is responsible for all external communication 3. Tools and techniques • The PM will use the intranet portal site for all internal communication and project document. • The Sales Manager will use an electronic newsletter and site visits to communicate with clients. 4. Records The following documents will be used for internal communication - Highlight Report, End Stage Report, End Project Report, Issue Reports, Lessons Report, Project Descriptions and registers 5. Timing of communication activities The PM will meet with Project Board each two weeks The PM and Project Board will meet at the end of each stage Project: Pen Project Author: Project Manager 6. Reports / Stakeholder Matrix Timing Report Name Highlight Report Weekly End Stage Report End of stage End Project Report End of project Issue Report Anytime Electronic Newsletter Once Date: Recipients Project Board Project Board Project Board PM/Project Board Clients 7. Roles & Responsibilities Project Board Project Manager Senior User Inform the rest of the management team All internal communication (project team) Create the required PRINCE2 documents Communicate with clients 8. Scales: Priority & Severity Priority Use MoSCoW (Must, Should, Could, Wont..) Severity levels 1 = Project Manager, 2 = Project Board 9. Stakeholder Analysis Stakeholders Attitude Current Relationship Clients Neutral 90% Good Support Excellent Sales Team Support Co. Mgmt Good Desired Relation 95% Good Excellent Good Most of the effort will go into recognizing the stakeholders, deciding the desired relationship and how to communicate during the project. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 26 Product Breakdown Structure (part of the next Stage Plan) Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Initiation Documentation Communication M.S. Product Breakdown Structure (PBS) Normally, the first step after the strategy documents is to breakdown the main product into sub-products, to get a better idea of what needs to be done. Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Initiation Stage Plan Next Stage Plan The Project Manager will facilitate this process and they can use a breakdown diagram, indented list or mind-map to do this. PBS PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 27 Product Breakdown Structure (part of the next Stage Plan) Document: PBS for Stage 2 (Mindmap) Project: Pen Project Author: Project Manager Date: 1. Mindmap presentation of PBS Legend This is an example of the mind-map diagram. e.g. Supplier - Supplier is a group of products - Supplier has three sub-products - Each sub-product will be described PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 28 Product Breakdown Structure (part of the next Stage Plan) Document: PBS for Stage 2 (hierarchy chart) Project: Author: Pen Project Project Manager Date: 1. Hierarchy presentation of PBS Pen Project Supplier Internal Evaluation Evaluation Pens Distribution Final Pens List of potential suppliers Catalog of pens List of evaluators List of clients requirements Short list of potential suppliers Short list of pens to be evaluated Evaluation forms List of sales people logo Selected supplier Purchase order for evaluation pens Evaluation and filled in forms Sales people delivered Purchase order for the finalized pen Sample pens for evaluation Evaluation report This is an example of an hierarchy diagram. Legend: External products Received pens Products Group of products PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza e.g. Supplier - You can compare with the mind-map diagram P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 29 Product Description(s) (part of PID) Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Initiation Documentation Communication M.S. Product Descriptions(s) Project Management Team Structure A Product Description can be created for each product identified in the Product Breakdown Structure (PBS) Outline Business Case Initiation Stage Plan Next Stage Plan PBS PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 30 Product Description: Client List Document: Product Description: Client List Project: Pen Project Author: Project Manager Date: 1. Identifier: PEN03.2 2. Title: Client List 3. Purpose List of all existing clients that will receive a pen 4. Composition This is an example of a Product Description and the objective is to make it clear what the finished product will be. • Contact and company names • Contract value for each company • Contact person at CopyWorld365 5. Derivation (Source) • Existing client list • Client contract 6. Development skills required Customer knowledge 7. Quality Criteria 1. Contract value must be the current contract value 2. Client name must be the decision maker or main influencer Criteria Method Tolerance Skills Required 1 Review None Contract knowledge Contract knowledge None Review 2 Producer: Gerry Malone Reviewer CFO The Product Description also includes the quality criteria, how the product will be tested (method), tolerance, skills for tester and quality reviewer. Approver Sales Manager PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 31 Risk Register Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Initiation Documentation Communication M.S. Product Descriptions(s) The Project Manager will facilitate the gathering of risks - Run workshops and invites users and suppliers - Review old lessons reports, Risk Registers and Issue Registers Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Risks can also be identified for each product listed in the PBS Initiation Stage Plan Next Stage Plan PBS PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 32 Risk Register Risk Register Document: Project: Author: Pen Project Project Manager Date: This is a rather simple project, so there are not many risks. However the risks still need to be managed Project Name Pen Project Project No 008 Project Manager Rose Carr Medium > € 1000 Project Executive John King Low Risk < € 1000 ID Risk Date Risk Author Register Category 1 P Smith 2 3 S. Kelly S. Kelly Risk / Impact High Risk > € 7,500 Risk Description A risk that pens will be delivered 2-4 weeks 6/3/13 Ordering later which will impact the time of the project Amounts are related to the value of the expected benefits Expected gain is: €58,400 Probability Proximity x Impact Response Category Status Risk Risk Owner Actionee €550 Medium Reduce Active P Smith 7/3/13 Users may not like the pens and therefore Product not keep using it which result in 90% 100% reduction in benefits € 11,200 Medium Reduce Active S. Kelly R Clark 9/3/13 Some sales people may not distribute the Product pens as intended, therefore the benefits will not be realized for these users € 5,600 Medium Reduce Active S. Kelly S. Kelly How to calculate Probability * Impact J Bell The response text is not included in this example Likelihood that almost all users will not like pen: 20% Impact if almost all users don’t like pen: €58,400 Probability * Impact = 20% * €58,400 = €11,200 PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 33 Benefit Review Plan Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Initiation Documentation Communication M.S. Product Descriptions(s) Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Benefits Review Plan Initiation Stage Plan The Benefits Review Plan is a plan to review the benefits. Benefits can be reviewed at each stage boundary or after the project has been completed. Next Stage Plan PBS PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 34 Benefit Review Plan Document: Benefits Review Plan Project: Author: Pen Project 1. Introduction This document describes what benefits are to be measured, how and when they will be measured, and the investments needed to carry out those measurements. This plan lists the activities to check if the benefits have been realized 2. Benefit 1. Reduce loss of maintenance contracts by 50% : €42,000 2. Increase new machine orders by 5%: €16,200 (each year) 3. Baseline measurements 1. Current loss of maintenance contracts is 10% (420 contracts) • Value of 10% loss is : €84,000 2. New machine order today have profit value of €320,000 Project Manager Date: 5. Review 1. Show proof that the loss of maintenance contracts has been reduced by 50% 2. Show proof that machine orders have increased by 5% 6. Plan to Review 6 months: after project is complete - Check if loss of orders is reduced by 50% for previous 6 months - Check if increase in machine orders is 5% for previous 6 months 1 year: after project is complete - Check if loss of orders is reduced by 50% for previous 12 months - Check if increase in machine orders is 5% for previous 12 months 4. Accountable for Benefits Accountable Benefit 1. Susan Kelly: Reduce loss of maintenance contracts by 50% 2. Susan Kelly: Increase new machine orders by 5% PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza The Project Manger will ask the Senior User 1. What are the expected benefits? 2. When do you expect to get these benefits? 3. How to measure these benefits? P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 35 Project Controls (part of PID) Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Initiation Documentation Communication M.S. Product Descriptions(s) Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Project Controls Benefits Review Plan Initiation Stage Plan Next Stage Plan PBS This defines the level and mechanism of control by the Project Board, Project Manager, and Team Managers in accordance with “manage by exception” principle. This information might be a Note: this diagram only contains the duplicate of the similar information in management sample documents of this training strategies. course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 36 Project Controls (part of PID) Document: Project Controls Project: Pen Project 1. Management Stages The project will be managed in three stages: • Stage 1 – initiating the project • Stage 2 – preparing everything to start evaluating sample pens, including preparing requirements, selecting the supplier, selecting and buying sample pens, preparing evaluation forms, and selecting evaluators • Stage 3 – preparing the final pens, including the evaluation of We’ve preferred to define some sample pens, selecting, buying, and expediting the receive of the customized assessments to be used final pen, and preparing the list of the sales people who are throughout the project. They will provide supposed to distribute the pens, and clients who are supposed to us a good foundation for controls. receive them 2. Communications Communications will be conducted based on the communications management strategy, and the assessments described in this document. 3. Controlling Issues and Risks Issues and risk will be submitted in the issue register and risk register by the project manager, and will be handled as described in the risk management strategy and configuration management strategy. This shows how we’re going to manage by exception. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza Author: Project Manager Date: 4. Assessments Cost assessment will be done by Earned Value Analysis. Actual costs will be compared with the baselined costs, and the final assessment is based on a parameter which we will call CF in this project, and is calculated by dividing the EAC parameter to the planned cost. This parameter will be compared to the tolerances set for the whole project and each of the stages. Time assessment will be done by Earned Schedule Analysis. The final assessment is based on a parameter which we will call TF in this project, and is calculated by dividing the EACt to the planned duration. This parameter will be compared to the tolerances set for the whole project and each of the stages. 5. Escalation and delegation • Time: 15% escalated if forecasted time increases more than 15% • Cost: 20% escalated if forecasted cost increases more than 20% • Quality: 0% escalated if forecasted quality is different from the • Scope: 0% • Benefits: 20% • Risk: > €7000 quality defined in project product description escalated if any changes occur in the scope escalated if expected benefits drop by 20% or more escalated it the risk has an impact of €7000 or more The above project management tolerances are set for issues, project plan, and stage plans. The decision will be escalated to the project board when either of the tolerances are exceeded. The way each issue or measurement affects above six variables will be documented in their respective registers or reports. P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 37 Project Plan (part of PID) Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Initiation Documentation Communication M.S. Product Descriptions(s) Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Project Plan Project Controls The Project Plan is a high-level plan for the whole project, the basis for the performance measurement of the whole project, and the source for creating detailed stage plans. Benefits Review Plan Initiation Stage Plan Next Stage Plan PBS PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 38 Project Plan (part of PID) Document: Project Plan (Part 1) Project: Author: Pen Project 1. Plan description This is the high-level plan for the whole Project. How much time and money do we have 2. Prerequisites, Assumptions, and external dependencies for the whole project? How much Sales Manager and CEO will providetolerance the necessary time for the project, is acceptable? resources needed for evaluation are available, receiving sample pens is possible in a short time, evaluators will fill in the forms in time and precisely, supplier will prepare the pens in an appropriate time, Internal recourses will not be charge to the project. Project Manager Date: 6. Tolerances Time: ±30% | Cost: ±40% | Quality: ±10% | Scope: ±0% 7. Products Description(s) Be careful, a “plan” is not an “schedule”; Attached: Project Product Description time schedules are just a part of each plan. 8. Schedule Attached: Schedule for stage plan 1 9. Product Breakdown Structure 3. Lessons incorporated Allow buffer time for delivery of pens 4. Monitoring & Control The PM will use the standard PRINCE2 documents A highlight will be sent at the end of week one to the Project Board An Exception report will be used if forecasted to go out of tolerance 5. Budgets Project budget: €3,840 (internal people time is not charged), 45 days Risk Budget: €0, 0 days | Change Budget: €480, 5 days This is only a high-level PBS in the Project Plan, and will be detailed in Stage Plans. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 39 Project Plan (part of PID) Document: Project Plan (part 2) Schedule Project: 1. Activity bar chart Pen Project Author: Project Manager Date: This is the high-level schedule for the whole project; a part of the Project Plan. This is used to create timephased information such as resource allocations and cash flows. We should also prepare a list of the resources needed for the plan. It’s best to prepare it as a timephased table, extracted from the schedule. 2. Resources PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 40 Business Case (part of PID) Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Initiation Documentation Communication M.S. Product Descriptions(s) Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Project Controls Project Plan Business Case Now that we have all the detailed information in place, it’s time to turn the “Outline Business Case” (which was only approximate) into a detailed and solid “Business Case”. Benefits Review Plan Initiation Stage Plan Next Stage Plan PBS PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 41 Business Case (part of PID) Document: Business Case Project: Pen Project 1. Executive summary Give out a quality pen to clients to increase contracts renewals Main Benefits • Reduce loss of maintenance contracts by 50% : €58,600 • Increase new machine orders by 5%: €16,000 Return on Investment: Cost = €4,800: Gain = €58,600 2. Reasons Build better relationship with clients and reduce the loss in the renewal of maintenance contracts from 10% to 5%. CopyWorld365 had 4,200 maintenance contracts with an average profit of €200 per contract = €840,000. A 10% loss in contracts is a loss of €84,000 3. Business options Option 1: do nothing : Continue losing contracts: loose €84,000 Option 2: offer a calendar: • Value: not perceived as a quality item Option 3: offer pen that clients will continue to use : • Value: Contacts will hold on to the pens • Believe this will have the effect to reduce loss Author: Project Manager Date: 5. Expected dis-benefits • none 6. Timescales • Project start: March 5th, Project End: May 31st (12 weeks) • Measure benefits on 28/12/2013 and 31/05/2014 7. Costs • Pen costs: €10 by 400 pens = €4,000 • Other project costs:We’re €800 undertaking this project because its expected benefits are higher than its costs. 8. Investment appraisal • Project cost: €4,800 • Expected gain: €58,400 • Time : 1 year • ROI: 1120.80% (to update) 9. Major risks • There is risk that we can choose the wrong pen which the majority clients will not keep using the pen as expected 4. Expected benefits • Reduce loss of maintenance contracts by 50% : €42,000 (each year) • Increase new machine orders by 5%: 16,000 (each year) PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 42 Tailoring of PRINCE2 (part of PID) Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Project Initiation Documentation Communication M.S. Tailoring Product Descriptions(s) Project Plan Project Controls Business Case Benefits Review Plan Initiation Stage Plan The seventh PRINCE2 principle: Tailor to suit the project environment. So, how are we going to tailor PRINCE2 for this small project, to have enough control and not to overdo the management efforts? Next Stage Plan PBS PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 43 Tailoring of PRINCE2 (part of PID) Document: Tailoring of PRINCE2 Project: Pen Project Author: Project Manager Date: Our objective here is to apply the simplest possible - yet full - form of PRINCE2 so you can view the majority of PRINCE2 documents and get a better idea of how a typical midsize project works and se that all the PRINCE2 principles are been applied. Even though the project is simple and it’s common to combine the management products in such cases, we prefer to keep them separated, as explained in PRINCE2 Manual. It’s also common for such projects to handle the Starting up a Project process informally, or to combine it with Initiating a Project process; but we prefer to keep them formal and separated. We won’t use Work Packages in most cases (mostly because we don’t have separate team managers), except for products that are handled entirely by a team member and the project manager is not familiar with its technical aspects. Because of the common terminologies in the company, the project brief may also be called project charter in some documents or verbal communications. A small project like this would usually be tailored differently, but we’ve not simplified it enough, because we have demonstration purposes. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 44 Project Initiation Documentation (PID) Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Project Initiation Documentation Communication M.S. Tailoring Product Descriptions(s) Project Plan Project Controls Business Case The PID replaces the Project Brief from now on, usually refers to other documents, defines the whole project and provides a basis for its management. Benefits Review Plan Initiation Stage Plan Next Stage Plan PBS PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 45 Project Initiation Documentation (PID) Document: Project Initiation Documentation Project: Pen Project 1. Project Definition The project will give choose quality pen and give out about 400 pens to our clients. Project Objectives: • Choose a quality that meets specifications • Choose a pen that users will perceive as a quality pen Project Scope: This is mostly an assembly of other documents, 1. Choose a pen 3. Promotional pen catalogues so we only have references to other documents 2. Sales people list 4. List of clients that will receive a pen rather than embedding the information here. Constraints and assumptions: • Possible to find a pen in the catalogues provided Project Tolerances: 1. Time: 3 months + 30% 2. Cost: €7 for a pen: Estimate €3400 for the project +- 10% 3. Quality: Pens must meet quality requirements 2. Project Approach The company will choose a pen that meets the requirements from an existing business gift company. Project will be run internally. 3. Business Case Attached: Business Case document Author: Project Manager Date: 5. Role Descriptions This project uses the roles description as defined by PRINCE2 - Link to the Roles Descriptions document 6. Quality Management Strategy Attached: Quality Management Strategy document 7. Configuration Management Strategy Attached: Configuration Management Strategy document 8. Risk Management Strategy Attached: Risk Management Strategy document 9. Communication Management Strategy Attached: Communication Management Strategy document 10. Project Plan Attached: Project Plan document 11. Project Controls Attached: Project Controls document 12. Tailoring of PRINCE2 Attached: Tailoring of PRINCE2 document 4. Project Management Team Structure Attached: Project Management Team Structure document PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 46 Dependencies Diagram (part of the next Stage Plan) Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Project Initiation Documentation Communication M.S. Tailoring Product Descriptions(s) Project Plan Project Controls Business Case Benefits Review Plan Initiation Stage Plan This provides the dependencies between project elements which will later turn into a schedule. Next Stage Plan PBS Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. Dependencies PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 47 Dependencies Diagram (part of the next Stage Plan) Document: Dependencies Diagram Project: Author: Pen Project Date: Project Manager 1. Dependencies Diagram Logo Requirements Legend: Selected Supplier Stage 1 List of potential suppliers Short list of qualified suppliers Stage 2 Catalog of pens Short list of pens to be evaluated Purchase order of pens to be evaluated Dependencies can be provided with a network diagram (such as this), a table, etc. Purchase order of the finalized pen Received pens Sample pens for evaluation Evaluation form List of evaluators Evaluation and filled in forms Sales people delivered Evaluation report List of clients List of sales people PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 48 Schedule (part of the next Stage Plan) Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Project Initiation Documentation Communication M.S. Tailoring Product Descriptions(s) Project Plan Project Controls Business Case Benefits Review Plan Initiation Stage Plan Now it’s time to schedule the next stage in detail (compared to the Project plan) Next Stage Plan PBS Schedule Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. Dependencies PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 49 Schedule (part of the next Stage Plan) Document: Schedule for Stage 2 Plan Project: Pen Project Author: Project Manager Date: 1. Product Schedule We can use a project planning software for scheduling the project. Note: durations shown for the groups of products are based on a rollup of products on all stages, rather than this specific stage. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 50 Next Stage Plan Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Project Initiation Documentation Communication M.S. Tailoring Product Descriptions(s) Project Plan Project Controls Business Case Benefits Review Plan Again, the “schedule” is not the “plan”, but only a part of it. We need more information for a Stage Plan. Initiation Stage Plan Next Stage Plan PBS Schedule Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. Dependencies PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 51 Next Stage Plan Document: Plan for Stage 2 (description) Project: Author: Pen Project 1. Plan description This is the plan for stage 2, during which we will prepare everything for, and conduct evaluation of the sample pens. 2. Prerequisites, Assumptions, and external dependencies Resources needed for evaluation are available, potential sellers will respond quickly, and receiving sample pens is possible in a short time, Internal recourses will not be charge to the project. 3. Lessons incorporated Project Manager Date: 6. Tolerances Time: ±20% | Cost: ±50% | Scope: ±0% 7. Products Description(s) Attached: Project Product Description 8. Schedule Attached: Schedule for stage plan 2 9. Resources BizGifts company offers a good service Gifts4All provides a poor service 4. Monitoring & Control The PM will use the standard PRINCE2 documents A highlight will be sent at the end of week one to the Project Board An Exception report will be used if forecasted to go out of tolerance 5. Budgets Stage budget: €640 (internal people time is not charged), 10 days Risk Budget: €0, 0 days | Change Budget: €80, 2 days Budgets (time and money) and tolerances of each stage are determined separately; however, they should always be consistent with the budget and tolerances of the whole project (Project Plan). PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 52 The first stage was initiating stage, when we only focus on planning the project. Execution starts from the second stage and in this sample, continues to the third (last) stage. Stage 2 From now on, we’ll execute the project, monitor and control it, revise the plans, and prepare new plans in boundaries. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 53 Work Package Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Project Initiation Documentation Communication M.S. Tailoring Product Descriptions(s) Project Plan Project Controls A Work Package is a set of information about a certain deliverable or set of deliverables collated by the Project Manager (based on the Stage Plan) to formally pass the responsibility of its delivery to the team manager(s). Business Case Benefits Review Plan Work Package Initiation Stage Plan Next Stage Plan PBS Schedule Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. Dependencies PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 54 Work Package Document: Work Package #1 1. Date IT Department Pen Project Author: Project Manager Date: 6. Tolerances 2013-06-29 2. Authorized body Project: Time: 0% | Cost: 0% | Scope: 0% | A clear definition of the deliverable to be delivered by the team manager. 3. Description An evaluation form should be designed in a way that covers everything mentioned in the requirements document, yet simple enough for the evaluators to fill in. 4. Techniques Since the data is to be collected in an spreadsheet later, the forms should be designed in a database friendly form. The way we’re going to manage by exception. 5. Interfaces If there are any questions about the requirements, the senior user would answer. 5. Joint agreement 7. Constraints The way they should report back to the Project Manager (in the form of Checkpoint Reports) 8. Reporting arrangement none All reports on this work package will be verbal and none-official, at least twice a day. 9. Problem handling and escalation Any problem which has an effect on the time should be immediately escalated to the project manager. 10. Approval method The senior user will approve this form, based on how well it covers the factors stated in the requirements document. When the package will be accepted The project will not pay for internal resources, including for the ones working on this work package. The original duration for this work package is two days; however, we are behind schedule and would be able to recover if it’s done earlier (less than one day) PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 55 Issue Register Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Project Initiation Documentation Communication M.S. Tailoring Product Descriptions(s) Project Plan Project Controls We should document and follow on important issues all the way through the project. Business Case Benefits Review Plan Work Package Initiation Stage Plan Next Stage Plan PBS Schedule Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. Dependencies PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 56 Issue Register Document: Issue Register Project: Author: Pen Project Date: Project Manager Data Date: Jun 30, 2013 ID Description Type Date Raised Raised By Report Author Priority Severity 01 Selected supplier sent the catalog two days later than expected Problem/ concern Jun 29, 2013 Rose Carr Rose Carr High Critical Status Closure Date Open (last updated Jun 30, 2013) We should always try to close any open issue as soon as possible. We have only one issue up to now, which is still open. When the time passes, this issue will be closed and other issues might raise. Issues with less importance will be documented and followed on in the Daily Log instead of the Issue Log. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 57 Issue Report Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Project Initiation Documentation Communication M.S. Tailoring Product Descriptions(s) Project Plan Project Controls Business Case Issue Report Issue Reports are only created when we need to handle an issue formally. They consist of the description, impact assessment, and recommendations for a certain issue. Benefits Review Plan Work Package Initiation Stage Plan Next Stage Plan PBS Schedule Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. Dependencies PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 58 Issue Report Document: Issue Report for ID-01 Project: Author: Pen Project Date: Project Manager Data Date: Jun 30, 2013 ID Description Type Date Raised Raised By Report Author Priority Severity 01 Selected supplier sent the catalog two days later than expected Problem/ concern Jun 29, 2013 Rose Carr Rose Carr High Critical 1. Impact Analysis Activities contained in this product are critical (zero float), and therefore, the two day delay on receiving the catalog makes the whole project late. Given that we had some problems arranging to have access to resources for the future activities and they are booked for the planned dates, this delay might cause problems in resource availabilities in future too. So, it’s important to recover this time as soon as possible. 1. Decision Accept This is the issue we’re going to handle formally through the Issue Report. 1. Approved by Senior Supplier, Terry Clinton 1. Decision date Jul 1, 2013 1. Recommendation Two future activities for preparing the evaluation forms and preparing the list of evaluators can be crashed by using more resources. The best option for extra resources is the IT Department; they are capable of helping us doing these two activities faster. 1. Closure date Jul 1, 2013 This instance of the report shows the issue after its closure. The report might have been initially created as soon as the issue is captured. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 59 Issue Register Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Project Initiation Documentation Communication M.S. Tailoring Product Descriptions(s) Project Plan Project Controls Issue Report All registers, including the Issue Register, are maintained continuously. Business Case Benefits Review Plan Work Package Initiation Stage Plan Next Stage Plan PBS Schedule Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. Dependencies PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 60 Issue Register Document: Issue Register Project: Author: Pen Project Date: Project Manager Data Date: Jul 19, 2013 ID Description Type Date Raised Raised By Report Author Priority Severity Status Closure Date 01 Selected supplier sent the catalog two days later than expected Problem/ concern Jun 29, 2013 Rose Carr Rose Carr High Critical Closed Jul 1, 2013 02 Five evaluators did not return the forms in time Problem/ concern Jul 18, 2013 Rose Carr Rose Carr High Critical 03 Evaluation forms of four evaluators do not seem precise Offspecification Jul 18, 2013 Rose Carr Rose Carr High NonCritical Open (last updated Jun 30, 2013) Open (last updated Jun 30, 2013) The first issue is now closed and two new issues captured. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 61 Highlight Report Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Project Initiation Documentation Communication M.S. Tailoring Product Descriptions(s) Project Plan Project Controls Issue Report Highlight Report Business Case Project Manager uses a Highlight Report to inform the Project Board (and possibly other stakeholders) of the performance of the stage and the whole project at predefined intervals. Benefits Review Plan Work Package Initiation Stage Plan Next Stage Plan PBS Schedule Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. Dependencies PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 62 Highlight Report Document: Highlight report # 4 Project: Pen Project 1. Date and period of the report End of the second week of Stage 2, for a period of one week. 2. Status summary TF: +5% | CF: ±0 | Project is going well so far. 3. Work packages in this period • • • • Selected supplier – completed Catalogs of pens – completed (behind schedule) Short list of pens to be evaluated – completed (behind schedule) Purchase order of pens to be evaluated – not finished (behind schedule) • Sample pens for evaluation – not started (behind schedule) • Logo – completed I took two extra days for the supplier to send us the catalogs, and it made a delay in this and all successor work packages. Author: Project Manager Date: 5. Stage tolerances Time: TF = +5%, inside the tolerances set for the stage, and for the management level. Cost: CF = ±0% No exception yet. 6. Change requests • We fell behind schedule because the supplier sent us catalogs two days later than we expected. We designed a corrective action to get help from IT department for two of our future work packages. We will recover time by this. (approved by project manager) 7. Key issues and risks We might have more delays in receiving evaluation pens and the final pens from the supplier. 4. Work packages for the next period • • • • • Purchase order of pens to be evaluated (moved from this period) Sample pens for evaluation (moved from this period) List of evaluators Evaluation form Next stage plan We are going to get help from IT department to conduct these two packages faster and catch up the planned schedule. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 63 Product Breakdown Structure (part of the next Stage Plan) Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Project Initiation Documentation Communication M.S. Tailoring Product Descriptions(s) Project Plan Project Controls Issue Report Highlight Report Next Stage Plan PBS We need to define a more detailed PBS for the next stage. Business Case Benefits Review Plan Work Package Initiation Stage Plan Next Stage Plan PBS Schedule Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. Dependencies PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 64 Product Breakdown Structure (part of the next Stage Plan) Document: PBS for Stage 2 (Mindmap) Project: Pen Project Author: Project Manager Date: 1. Mindmap presentation of PBS Legend The deliverables that are supposed to be delivered in next stage will be broken down into more details now. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 65 Dependencies Diagram (part of the next Stage Plan) Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Project Initiation Documentation Communication M.S. Tailoring Product Descriptions(s) Project Plan Project Controls Business Case Issue Report Highlight Report Next Stage Plan PBS And we need to define dependencies for the elements of the next stage. Dependencies Benefits Review Plan Work Package Initiation Stage Plan Next Stage Plan PBS Schedule Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. Dependencies PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 66 Dependencies Diagram (part of the next Stage Plan) Document: Project: Dependencies Diagram Author: Pen Project Date: Project Manager 1. Dependencies Diagram Logo Requirements Legend: Selected Supplier Stage 1 List of potential suppliers Short list of qualified suppliers Stage 2 Catalog of pens Short list of pens to be evaluated Usually the dependencies of the next stage are not defined up to now. Purchase order of pens to be evaluated Purchase order of the finalized pen Received pens Sample pens for evaluation Evaluation form List of evaluators Evaluation and filled in forms Sales people delivered Evaluation report List of clients List of sales people PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 67 Schedule (part of the next Stage Plan) Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Project Initiation Documentation Communication M.S. Tailoring Product Descriptions(s) Project Plan Project Controls Business Case Issue Report Highlight Report Next Stage Plan PBS Schedule Dependencies And now it’s time to schedule the next stage. Benefits Review Plan Work Package Initiation Stage Plan Next Stage Plan PBS Schedule Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. Dependencies PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 68 Schedule (part of the next Stage Plan) Document: Schedule for Stage 3 Plan Project: Pen Project Author: Project Manager Date: 1. Activity bar chart This schedule is compatible with the one in the Project Plan; however, we can update the Project Plan schedule based on the detailed information produced here. 2. Resources 2. Product Breakdown Structure Attached: Product Breakdown Structure Note: durations shown for the groups of products are based on a rollup of products on all stages, rather than this specific stage. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 69 Next Stage Plan Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Project Initiation Documentation Communication M.S. Tailoring Product Descriptions(s) Project Plan Project Controls Business Case Issue Report Highlight Report Next Stage Plan PBS Schedule Dependencies Benefits Review Plan Now we assemble and add more information to the previous documents to create an Stage Plan. Work Package Initiation Stage Plan Next Stage Plan PBS Schedule Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. Dependencies PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 70 Next Stage Plan Document: Next Stage Plan (for Stage 3) Project: Author: Pen Project Project Manager Date: 1. Plan description This is the plan for stage 3, during which we will prepare the pens for distribution, by selecting the supplier and the type of pen based on evaluations in the last stage, place order, and expedite the order. 2. Prerequisites, Assumptions, External Dependencies Evaluators will fill in the forms in time and precisely, supplier will prepare the pens in an appropriate time, Internal recourses will not be charge to the project. 3. Lessons incorporated Allow buffer time for delivery of pens Investigate the ISO standard for pens: ISO 12757-2 6. Tolerances Time: ±50% | Cost: ±30% | Scope: ±0% 7. Products Description(s) Attached: Project Product Description 8. Schedule Attached: Schedule for stage plan 3 4. Monitoring & Control The PM will use the standard PRINCE2 documents A highlight will be sent at the end of week one to the Project Board An Exception report will be used if forecasted to go out of tolerance 5. Budgets Stage budget: €3,200 (internal people time is not charged), 25 days Risk Budget: €0, 0 days | Change Budget: €400, 3 days PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza This plan defined the next stage, based on the scope, time, cost, quality, etc. P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 71 Configuration Management Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Configuration Management Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Project Initiation Documentation Communication M.S. Tailoring Product Descriptions(s) Project Plan Project Controls Business Case Issue Report Highlight Report Configuration Management is used throughout the project to track all the changes and states of the configuration Next Stage Plan of the project (its building parts). PBS Schedule Dependencies Benefits Review Plan Work Package Initiation Stage Plan Next Stage Plan PBS Schedule Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. Dependencies PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 72 Configuration Management Document: Configuration Management Project: Author: Pen Project Date: Project Manager Data Date: 2013-07-20 Current Version Date of last update Mngmnt Stage Product Group Status Source Owner Successors List of potential suppliers 1 2013-06-21 2 Supplier Approved Int. Purchasing dep. 02 02 Short list of qualified suppliers 1 2013-06-21 2 Supplier Approved Int. Purchasing dep. 03 03 Selected supplier 1 2013-06-25 2 Supplier Approved Int. Purchasing dep. 04 04 Catalog of pens 1 2013-06-28 2 Supplier Received Ext. Purchasing dep. 05 05 Short list of pens to be evaluated 1 2013-06-29 2 Evaluation pens Approved Int. Purchasing dep. 06 06 Purchase order of pens to be evaluated 1 2013-06-29 2 Evaluation pens Approved Int. Purchasing dep. 09 07 List of evaluators 1 2013-07-03 2 Internal Evaluation Approved Int. Purchasing dep. 09 08 Evaluation form 2 2013-07-03 2 Internal Evaluation Approved Int. Purchasing dep. 09 09 Evaluation results 1 2013-07-19 3 Internal Evaluation Approved Int. Purchasing dep. 10 ID Title 01 Issues 01 02, 03 10 Evaluation report 3 Internal Evaluation 11 List of clients 3 Distribution 12 List of sales people 3 Distribution This is a list of all deliverables, their Purchasing dep. In development Int.and state. 15 would information, This information be updated regularly, and watched to be sure Sales dep. Pending Ext. that everything is closed appropriately, and Sales dep. Pendingchanges are Ext. not out of control. 13 Requirements 2 2013-06-20 2 Final Pens Approved Int. Purchasing dep. 05 14 Logo 4 2013-06-27 2 Final Pens Approved Int. Purchasing dep. 15 15 Purchase order of the finalized pens 3 Final Pens Pending Int. Purchasing dep. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT Risk s 73 Configuration Item Record Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Configuration Management Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Project Initiation Documentation Issue Report Communication M.S. Tailoring Highlight Report Product Descriptions(s) Project Plan Configuration Item Record Project Controls Business Case Next Stage Plan PBS Schedule Dependencies Benefits Review Plan Work Package Initiation Stage Plan Next Stage Plan PBS Schedule Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. Dependencies PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 74 Configuration Item Record Document: Configuration Item Record #14 Project: Author: Pen Project Project Manager Date: Data Date: 2013-07-20 Item ID 14 Item Name Company Logo Current version 4 Date of last update 2012-06-20 Management stage 2 Item Type Marketing Status Approved (ready for use) Source Internal (Marketing Department) Owner Purchasing Department Users All (Public) Location Marketing Pack Related Marketing Guidelines Doc (MKT045) Marketing Pack Cross Reference NA PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 75 End Stage Report and Lessons Report Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Configuration Management Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Initiation Stage Plan Project Initiation Documentation Communication M.S. Tailoring Issue Report End Stage Report Highlight Report Next Stage Plan Now that we’re reaching the end of the stage, it’s Product Descriptions(s) Project Plan Configuration time to prepare an End Stage Report to provide the Item Record Project Controls Business Case Project Board with a summary of the overall project state and ask them for their next decision. Benefits Review Plan PBS Schedule Dependencies Lessons Report This report also included a Lessons Report, which describes all the lessons learned through the stage. Work Package End Stage Report Next Stage Plan PBS Schedule Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. Dependencies PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 76 End Stage Report Document: End Stage Report #2 Project: 1. Project Manager’s report 2. Review of the business case The business case stays viable and unchanged. We’ve realized that we are actually able to buy quality pens in 6 to 8 Euros range. Either of the four selected pens for evaluation meet all the requirements. 10 days, on schedule €560, on budget as defined as defined as defined as defined Date: • Supplier: potential suppliers were reviewed, and the best option selected for the project. • Evaluation Pens: four of the pens selected to be evaluated in the next stage. • Internal Evaluation: evaluators are selected to evaluate the sample pens in the next stage. • Logo: an appropriate version of the logo was prepared to be printed on the pens. 6. Forecasts 3. Review of the objectives Time: Cost: Scope: Quality: Risks: Benefits: Project Manager 5. Review of the products This stage went well, and we were on schedule and on budget. We had some minor delays in the middle of the stage, which we could recover with the help of the IT Department. • • • • • • Author: Pen Project TF: 0% | we forecast the project to be in time for the whole project. CF: -17% | we forecast the project to be finished with a cost 17% less than the planned cost. How we’ve performed so far (Six project variables) 4. Review of the team performance All team members spend enough time for the project, and performed as planned. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza 7. Issues and risks No exception yet Issue: Supplier provided us with the catalogs with two days delay. Risk: the supplier might have more delays in preparing the final pens. 8. Lessons learned Attached: Lessons Report #2 P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 77 Lessons Report (part of End Stage Report) Document: Lessons report #2 Project: Author: Pen Project 1. Executive summary Project Manager Date: 3. Lessons We had a successful stage, and learned a lesson, which helps us avoid problems in future. We also had some positive points, and we believe that we can experience them in future by paying attention to their root causes. 2. Scope of the report The second stage of the project What we’ve learned through the stage. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza What went well: • We could easily choose the supplier, because the team provided us with needed information in time, and had good communications and expediting capabilities. We should always take help from such people in our projects. • We could easily choose the evaluators, because of the historical records we had in our database of employees. This kind of information will always be handy. • The help of IT Department was really useful, and we couldn’t recover the delay without their help. Having cross-functional employees in IT Department. What didn’t went well: • There were delays in receiving catalogs to choose evaluation pens, and this delayed all its successors. In retrospective, we realized that we could ask them for the catalogs sooner and avoid such problems. We should be more careful with scheduling our activities. P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 78 This is the last stage of the project. Stage 3 Final Stage We should also perform the Closing a Project process at the end of this stage. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 79 Quality Register Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Configuration Management Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Initiation Stage Plan Project Initiation Documentation Issue Report Communication M.S. Tailoring Highlight Report Product Descriptions(s) Project Plan Configuration Item Record Project Controls Business Case Benefits Review Plan End Stage Report End Stage Report We should also have a Quality Register Next Stage Plan to document all the quality management activities that are PBS Schedule planned or have taken place Dependencies throughout the project. Lessons Report Work Package Next Stage Plan PBS Schedule Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. Dependencies PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 80 Quality Register Document: Quality Register Project: Author: Pen Project Date: Project Manager Actual Approval Date 6-20 6-21 Records Target Approval Date 6-21 Result Actual Quality Review Date Production date Approver Frank 6-20 Pass Link 01 01 List of potential suppliers Inspection 02 02 Short list of qualified suppliers Inspection 03 03 Selected supplier Data is taken from the Project, Stage, Team Plan (Schedule) 6-21 6-21 6-21 6-21 6-21 John Bob Frank Pass Data is taken from the Product Descriptions (Project Plan) 6-25 6-25 6-26 6-25 6-27 Inspection John Frank + Links Fail Results ofBob Quality Tests 04 05 Short list of pens to be evaluated Inspection John Bob Frank 6-29 6-30 6-30 6-30 7-1 Pass Link 05 06 Purchase order of pens to be evaluated Inspection Robin Stephan Frank 6-29 6-30 6-30 6-30 7-2 Pass Link 06 07, 08, 09, 10 Evaluation of pens Inspection Robert Stephan Frank 7-28 7-29 07 11, 12 List of clients and sales people inspection Mary Bob Frank 7-30 7-30 08 13 Requirements inspection Tom Stephan, Bob Frank 6-20 6-20 6-22 09 14 Logo Inspection Daniel Mary Frank 6-27 6-27 6-27 PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza Bob Target Quality Review Date John Quality Reviewer Producer Quality Method Product Name Product ID(s) Quality ID Data Date: 2013-07-20 6-21 P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT Link Link 81 Product Status Account Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Configuration Management Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Initiation Stage Plan Project Initiation Documentation Issue Report End Stage Report Next Stage Plan Communication M.S. Tailoring Highlight Report Product Descriptions(s) Project Plan Configuration Item Record Project Controls Business Case Benefits Review Plan End Stage Report PBS Product Status Account Schedule Dependencies Lessons Report Work Package Next Stage Plan PBS Schedule Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. Dependencies PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 82 Product Status Account Document: Product Status Account #6 Project: Author: Pen Project 1. Scope All products for the third stage Date: Project Manager 2. Date Produced 2013-07-20 Current Version Date of last update Mngmnt Stage Product Group Status Source Owner Successors Issues 1 2013-07-19 3 Internal Evaluation Approved Int. Purchasing dep. 10 02, 03 Evaluation report 3 Internal Evaluation In development Int. Purchasing dep. 15 11 List of clients 3 Distribution Pending Ext. Sales dep. 12 List of sales people 3 Distribution Pending Ext. Sales dep. 15 Purchase order of the finalized pens 3 Final Pens Pending Int. Purchasing dep. ID Title 09 Evaluation results 10 PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT Risk s 83 End Project Report and Lessons Report Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Configuration Management Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Initiation Stage Plan Project Initiation Documentation Issue Report End Stage Report Next Stage Plan Communication M.S. Tailoring Highlight Report Product Descriptions(s) Project Plan Configuration Item Record Project Controls Business Case Benefits Review Plan End Stage Report Next Stage Plan PBS PBS End Project Report Lessons Report Schedule Dependencies We should prepare a End Project Report Report at the end ofLessons the project to review how the project performed against the initial Workalso Package PID. This includes a Lessons Report, which review all the lessons learned through the project. Schedule Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. Dependencies PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza Product Status Account P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 84 Lessons Report (part of End Project Report) Document: Lessons report #9 Project: Pen Project 1. Executive summary The project was successful; however, we learned that we should be more careful with evaluators, and timing of the tasks of the supplier. There were some positive points in the project which we should try to keep in our future projects. 2. Scope of the report The end of the project 3. Lessons What went well? • We could easily choose the supplier, because the team provided us with needed information in time, and had good communications and expediting capabilities. We should always take help from such people in our projects. • We could easily choose the evaluators, because of the historical records we had in our database of employees. This kind of information will always be handy. • The help of IT Department was really useful, and we couldn’t recover the delay without their help. Having cross-functional employees in IT Department. PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza Author: Project Manager Date: 3. Lessons (continue) What could have gone better? • There were delays in receiving catalogs to choose evaluation pens, and this delayed all its successors. In retrospective, we realized that we could ask them for the catalogs sooner and avoid such problems. We should be more careful with scheduling our activities. • 9 out of 20 evaluators did not do their tasks properly. We realized that they are not serious enough in their other tasks too. we can add some extra information in our employee database to continuously capture these information, and be able to have more educated selections in future. What we’ve learned through this project. This information would be useful for our future projects. P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 85 End Project Report Document: End Project Report Project: Pen Project 1. Project Manager’s report Author: Project Manager Date: 4. Review of the products Pens were prepared according to the requirements, in time (with a little more time, within the tolerance of the project), and within budget. We faced minor troubles in the second and third stages, which were resolved appropriately. Final product: 400 quality pens within the range of €6 to €8, ready to be distributed among clients Product groups in product breakdown structure: • Supplier: we were satisfied with the selected supplier. • Evaluation Pens: four types of pens were selected and purchased to be evaluated by internal staff. 2. Review of the business case • Internal Evaluation: 20 evaluators tested the four sample pens, and The final product of the project is delivered according to the plans, and filled-in the respective forms. The forms were analyzed to find the aligned with the business case. We forecast the benefits to be best choice. achieved; however, we can only be sure after the 6 month and 12 • Distribution: the list of the clients to receive the pens and the sales month review of the benefits. people responsible for distributing them was prepared, and the pens How did we perform the whole project? are handed over to them. 3. Review of the objectives • Final Pens: the requirements of the pens were defined, the logo • Targets: redesigned, and the order for 400 pens placed. Team expedited the • Time: 49 days, within tolerance order to receive it in time. • Cost: €3760, on budget 5. Review of the team performance • Scope: 100%, as defined • Quality: as defined Most team members spend enough time for the project, and • Risks: as defined performed as planned. The only exception was the evaluators of the • Benefits: as defined pens; 9 out of 20 evaluators did not return their forms on time, or • Strategies: seemed like they have not truly tested the pens. Their results were • Communications: very effective omitted, in order to keep the evaluation high-quality, and to stay on • Risk: a little ineffective in risk assessment schedule. • Configuration: effective 6. Lessons learned • Quality: effective Attached: Lessons Report #9 PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 86 Summary PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 87 Summary What we practiced in this sample project: • Pre-Project • Project mandate • Daily Log • Lessons Log • Project Brief • Project Product Description • Project Management Team Structure • Outline Business Case • Initiation Stage Plan • Stage 1 • Benefits Review Plan • Risk Register • Project Initiation Documentation • Communication Management Strategy • Product Description(s) • Project Controls • Tailoring of PRINCE2 • Business Case • Project Plan • Next Stage Plan • End Stage Report PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza • Stage 2 • Work Package • Issue Register • Issue Report • Lessons Report • Highlight Report • Configuration Management • Configuration Item Record • Next Stage Plan • End Stage Report • Stage 3 • Product Status Account • Lessons Report • End Project Report P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 88 Summary Pre-Project Stage 1 (initiation) Stage 2 Stage 3 (Final) Initiating a Project Controlling a Stage Controlling a Stage Processes Starting up a Project Managing a Stage Boundary Managing a Stage Boundary Closing a Project Management Products Configuration Management Project mandate Risk Register, Quality Register, Issue Register Daily Log, Lessons Log Project Brief Project Product Description Project Management Team Structure Outline Business Case Initiation Stage Plan Project Initiation Documentation Issue Report End Stage Report Next Stage Plan Communication M.S. Tailoring Highlight Report Product Descriptions(s) Project Plan Configuration Item Record Project Controls Business Case Benefits Review Plan End Stage Report PBS Product Status Account End Project Report Lessons Report Schedule Dependencies Lessons Report Work Package Next Stage Plan PBS Schedule Note: this diagram only contains the sample documents of this training course, rather than all the necessary documents in each stage. Dependencies PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 89 Summary How this sample project helps you and your company: • Helps you to better understand PRINCE2 in practice • Helps you document a standard project • Can be shared with other team members and even external stakeholders of your projects • Can be used as a reference in your projects • Can be updated and tailored based on the feedbacks in your projects (continuous improvement) PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 90 Summary Management Plaza’s Management Plaza’s PRINCE2 Foundation Course Sample PRINCE2 Project Management Plaza’s Management Plaza’s Live Implementation of the Pen Project in CorePM PRINCE2 Practitioner Course Management Plaza’s Management Plaza’s PRINCE2 Training Manuals PRINCE2 Templates Management Plaza’s PRINCE2 Flashcards PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza And even more… P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 91 Summary Management Plaza’s Management Plaza’s PRINCE2 Foundation Course Sample PRINCE2 Project Management Plaza’s Management Plaza’s Live Implementation of the Pen Project in CorePM PRINCE2 Practitioner Course Management Plaza’s Management Plaza’s PRINCE2 Training Manuals PRINCE2 Templates Management Plaza’s mgmtplaza.com PRINCE2 Flashcards PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 92 Notes Page Notes PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 93 Notes Page Notes PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 94 Notes Page Notes PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 95 Notes Page Notes PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 96 Notes Page Notes PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 97 Notes Page Notes PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 98 Notes Page Notes PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 99 Notes Page Notes PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 100 Notes Page Notes PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the AXELOS. The Swirl logo™ is a Trade Mark of the AXELOS. © Management Plaza P2P-SampleProject-EN Version V01.01 - DRAFT 101
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