Project Management Project Management Templates Published on 27 November 2009 - Revised on Over the past several couple of weeks I’ve discussed many project management-related templates and documents that are commonly used. And along the way over the past 10 months there have been a few other templates and documents discussed. In an attempt to provide a one-stop document to link to all those templates and documents discussed so far, I’m going to pull them all into this article as a list with available links. Hopefully, having the accumulated list available in one place will be helpful to our readers. Again, not all of these will be links to templates…some will merely be links to documents that have been discussed in greater detail in previous articles. Statement of Work Project Status Report Communication Plan Communication Plan Risk Management Plan Lessons Learned Lessons Learned Requirements Traceability Matrix Market Analysis Project Management Methodology Quality Management Plan Project Request Document Project Charter Document Business Case Document Change Order Request Change Order Request Resource Request Onsite Visit Progress Report Procurement Plan Lessons Learned Survey Disaster Recover Plan Summary As discussed in most of these articles, if having the actual template in a Word doc format would be helpful, just let me know and I’ll be happy to send it to you if I have it. In some cases, I may be able to send you an actual example document from a real project allowing you to better see how I’ve populated some of the information with meaningful data. I’ll revise and republish this article as I make more templates and documents on these and similar topics available that I think would be useful to our readers. Rate this article: No rating Print Brad Egeland Brad Egeland is a Business Solution Designer and an Information Technology / Project Management consultant and author with over 25 years of software development, management and project management experience. He has successfully led project initiatives in Manufacturing, Government Contracting, Creative Design, Gaming and Hospitality, Retail Operations, Aviation and Airline, Pharmaceutical, Start-ups, Healthcare, Higher Education, Nonprofit, High-Tech, Engineering and general IT. Full biography Full biography Brad Egeland is a Business Solution Designer and an Information Technology / Project Management consultant and author with over 25 years of software development, management and project management experience. He has successfully led project initiatives in Manufacturing, Government Contracting, Creative Design, Gaming and Hospitality, Retail Operations, Aviation and Airline, Pharmaceutical, Start-ups, Healthcare, Higher Education, Nonprofit, High-Tech, Engineering and general IT. In addition to his accomplishments in IT development, resource and project management, he has also authored more than 6,000 expert advice and strategy articles and more than a dozen eBooks and videos on project management, business strategy, and information technology and best practices for his own website and for clients all around the world. Brad is highly regarded as one of the most prolific go-to authors on project management. x Contact author Google Plus Twitter Linked In
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