Essential Project Documents Bundle

Get the essential documents for running a project, all in one comprehensive bundle.

This bundle contains:

• Business case template
• Project charter template
• Project plan template, comprising sections for the following sub-plans:

• Requirements management plan
• Scope management plan
• Schedule management plan
• Cost management plan
• Quality management plan
• Human resource management plan
• Communications management plan
• Risk management plan
• Change management plan

• Project workbook including risk, issue, action, changes and dependencies trackers, milestone summary, communications calendar summary, contacts list and a high-level project schedule template in Excel
• Project report template
• Project budget template including invoice tracker
• Lessons learned minutes template, with enough guidance to help you plan a successful lessons learned workshop
• Project closure document template

• Straightforward advice in the templates along with sample text so you know how to fill them out
• Tried-and-tested by real managers
• Microsoft Word/Excel files for full compatibility

Please note this bundle contains the Project Workbook & Budget Tracker. If you only want those files, you can grab them here.

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