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Project Vision

  What: A clear and motivating statement of why the project matters.
  When: Set in project initiation and used throughout the project.
  Results: Sustained team enthusiasm for the project.

Assess the Current Environment

Review the status quo. Collect information about:

  • Sponsorship of the project
  • The project basis from project initiation
  • The project objective and priorities
  • The background of the project and the specific problems it is expected to solve
  • Data from requirements collection and long-term trends
  • Overall business strategies and stakeholder opinions
  • Organizational values
  • Project team values

Draft the Project Vision Statement

Gather project team members to craft a vision statement. While ...

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