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    Document Outlines for Project Managers
    Document Outlines for Project Managers
    Document Outlines for Project Managers
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    Document Outlines for Project Managers

    By Ray Myers, Jr

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    This book provides outlines for over 65 Project Management documents. The outlines will help a project manager quickly assess a project’s information needs and determine which documents are appropriate for the project. The outlines will assist the project manager to organize the relevant information as it is committed to paper and ultimately shared with the project team and stakeholders.
    The outlines can also be used to create individual documents for a specific need or used to create a collection of documents or templates that will provide a consistent look and feel across an individual project, program, or PMO.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRay Myers, Jr
    Release dateJan 11, 2015
    ISBN9780981495521
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      Document Outlines for Project Managers - Ray Myers, Jr

      Document Outlines

      For

      Project Managers

      Ray Myers, Jr.

      ISBN13: 978-0-9814955-2-1

      Copyright 2015 Ray Myers, Jr.

      All rights reserved.

      Published by: PocketCrib, LLC.

      Maple Valley, WA

      Table of Contents

      Introduction

      Proposal Phase

      Initiation Phase

      Planning Phase

      Closing Phase

      Project Reports

      Notices

      Introduction

      Project Management Document Outlines

      Document Organization

      Typical Document Outline

      Return to: Table of Contents

      Wikipedia says that: an outline is a type of hierarchical list arranged in levels using indents. An outline is a tree structure, designed to graphically convey the subjects' connectedness, showing the parent–offspring relationships between topics and their subtopics.

      Thus, outlines are topic lists that organize and map the layout of a document; they show the hierarchical relationships or logical ordering of subject topics as the information is developed and presented in the final document.

      The outlines in this book will help a project manager to quickly assess a project’s information needs and determine which documents are appropriate for the project. The outlines will assist the project manager to organize the relevant information as it is committed to paper and ultimately shared with the project team and stakeholders.

      Outlines are available for the documents used on most projects and are organized by lifecycle phase. The outlines may be used with projects of all sizes; for smaller projects, it may be appropriate to omit some sections. For larger or unique projects, feel free to add or rearrange sections as needed.

      Return to: Introduction

      Return to: Table of Contents

      Project Management Document Outlines

      The outlines can be used to create individual documents for a specific need or used to create a collection of documents or templates that will provide a consistent look and feel across an individual project, program, or PMO.

      The document outlines will help you quickly organize and create useful and relevant documentation for your project.

      Many suggested topics are optional and the some section headers may need to be customized to meet specific needs of your project. Feel free to tailor the outlines as appropriate as you use them to document your project. If you decide to omit a section, consider keeping the section header with the comment Not Applicable to demonstrate you have thought through the topic.

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