Project Plan

	Identify all of the phases, activities and tasks
	Sum up the effort needed to complete those tasks
	Document all of the project inter-dependencies
	List the planning assumptions and constraints
	Create a detailed project planning schedule

	Define the project scope & milestones
	Identify the Work Breakdown Structure
	Set and agree the target delivery dates
	Monitor and control the allocation of resource
	Report on the progress of the project, to the sponsor

What is a Project Plan?
A Project Plan sets out the phases, activities and tasks needed to deliver a project. The timeframes required to deliver the project, along with the resources and milestones are also shown in the Project Plan. Using this Project Plan Template, you can quickly and easily create a comprehensive Project Management Plan for your project, as it already lists the commonly used tasks needed to complete projects from start to finish.

When do I use a Project Plan Template?
A Project Plan Template is filled in every time you wish to embark on a new project. A summarized Project Plan is usually created early in the life cycle, with a detailed Project Plan being created later the planning phase. The Project Plan is referred to constantly throughout the project. Every day, the Project Manager will review actual progress against that stated in the Project Plan, to ensure they are still on track. The Project Plan is therefore the most critical tool a Manager can have to successfully deliver projects.

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