Phase 1 Deliverable Description E.g. Technical Design E.g. Describes the key infrastructure components of the CRM system and the Document key interface points E.g. Test Strategy E.g. Describes the testing strategy for the CRM system from unit testing through Document to user acceptance testing E.g. Support Model E.g. Describes the support model for CRM E.g. Post Project Review E.g. Details the post project review. document Phase 2 Deliverable Description 8 Critical Success Factors, Assumptions, Constraints and Dependencies 8.1 Critical Success Factors Critical Success Factors (CSF) are events or activities that have to take place, or be in place, to ensure that the project is a success. Define the below. CSF’s Critical Success Factors Measure/Approver E.g. Technical design fully agreed E.g. Requirements signed off in a timely manner 8.1 Assumptions Assumptions are factors that are believed to be true, although these factors are not confirmed to be true. Assumptions add risk to a project since it is possible that they will turn out to be false. Assumptions can impact any part of your project life cycle and resulting solution implementation, so it is important to document and analyze them. The project assumptions are: 8.2 Constraints A constraint is something that will affect the performance of the project e.g. a key resource required for this project is also required to work on another project and therefore the time allocated will be restricted. The project constraints are: 8.3 Dependencies Project dependencies establish the links, and the type of links, between all the tasks of a project. There are also dependencies with other projects. The project is dependent on:
Phase 1 Deliverable Description E.g. Technical Design Document E.g. Describes the key infrastructure components of the CRM system and the key interface points E.g. Test Strategy Document E.g. Describes the testing strategy for the CRM system from unit testing through to user acceptance testing E.g. Support Model E.g. Describes the support model for CRM E.g. Post Project Review document E.g. Details the post project review. Phase 2 Deliverable Description 8 Critical Success Factors, Assumptions, Constraints and Dependencies 8.1 Critical Success Factors Critical Success Factors (CSF) are events or activities that have to take place, or be in place, to ensure that the project is a success. Define the CSF’s below. Critical Success Factors Measure/Approver E.g. Technical design fully agreed E.g. Requirements signed off in a timely manner 8.1 Assumptions Assumptions are factors that are believed to be true, although these factors are not confirmed to be true. Assumptions add risk to a project since it is possible that they will turn out to be false. Assumptions can impact any part of your project life cycle and resulting solution implementation, so it is important to document and analyze them. The project assumptions are: 8.2 Constraints A constraint is something that will affect the performance of the project e.g. a key resource required for this project is also required to work on another project and therefore the time allocated will be restricted. The project constraints are: 8.3 Dependencies Project dependencies establish the links, and the type of links, between all the tasks of a project. There are also dependencies with other projects. The project is dependent on:
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