VIEW THE PROJECT PLAN TEMPLATE

VIEW THE STAGE GATE REVIEW (INITIATION)
 
The Project Review Form is completed at the end of the Initiation project phase to tell the sponsor whether the project has achieved its objectives to date.
 
Project Phase reviews are conducted at the end of the Initiation, Planning and Execution phases within a project.
 

VIEW THE PROJECT OFFICE CHECKLIST

VIEW THE JOB DESCRIPTION TEMPLATE
 
The Job Description describes a particular role and responsibilities within the project as well as the skills, experience and qualifications required to undertake the role effectively. Although it has been completed for a Project Management role, you can use this template to write a Job Description for any role within an organisation.
 

Project Management templates are key to delivering a successful project. Project management templates provide a robust framework and deliver consistency to project planning and project documentation.

A cost-effective way to ensure a high standard of project documentation is to use Project Management Templates.

VIEW THE PROJECT CHARTER TEMPLATE
 
The Project Charter (also known as the Terms of Reference) describes the purpose of the project, the way the project will be structured and how it will be successfully implemented. It should include Project Vision, Objectives, Scope, Deliverables, Stakeholders, Roles, Responsibilities and Implementation Plans.
 

VIEW FEASIBILITY STUDY TEMPLATE

What is a Feasibility Study?

A Feasibility Study is a document which identifies each of the solution options available and rates the likelihood of each option achieving the desired result. It includes:

VIEW THE BUSINESS CASE TEMPLATE

The Business Case describes how to justify the initiation of a project. This includes a description of the business problem or opportunity, a list of the possible solutions, their associated costs / benefits and a recommended solution for approval. The Business Case should cover five key aspects: strategic fit, options appraisal, commercial aspects, affordability and achievability.

When you have to deliver critical projects you need the most experienced project managers available.

You may consider an Altica interim project manager if:

Altica has robust processes for selecting the right consultants and supporting you throughout every project.

Analysing  your interim manager needs

Understanding your business objectives is critical to delivering success.

Altica will spend time discussing and testing your business requirements and understanding the success criteria you have set for an interim manager. From these discussions Altica will create a profile of the ideal candidate – including technical, management, cultural and communication skills.