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Documentation

Documentation flows from all project activity: meetings, minutes, decisions and actions, budget data, requirements, progress reports, design documents, technical documentation, user documentation, test plans, training plans, project plans, marketing literature. A project is likely to generate a large volume of written information. All of this information is part of the project office and should be collected and stored as a source of learning for future amendments and other projects.

Common Problems		Common Symptoms
Missing documents such as requirements, plans, schedules, minutes of meetings		Project Office not present / not created. Project commenced without proper management
No project plan		No project management
No risk log / no issue log		Poor project control
Technical documentation - architecture, functional specification, manuals - missing		Insufficient project management


Process Picker	Relevant Services		Case Histories & Examples
Development Lifecycle	Project Inception		Insurance - Solution Design
Process Assurance	IT Management		Healthcare - IT Management
Reporting	Development Troubleshooting		Financial Services - Organisational Assessment
Defects Management	Lifecycle Management System