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Project Documents

There are several key project documents expected to be prepared and maintained during the lifecycle of Project Management. There are more than 30 project documents reccomended as mentioned below.

1. Activity attributes
2. Activity list
3. Assumption log
4. Basis of estimates
5. Change log
6. Cost estimates
7. Cost forecasts
8. Duration estimates
9. Issue log
10. Lessons learned register
11. Milestone list
12. Physical resource assignments
13. Project calendars
14. Project communications
15. Project schedule
16. Project schedule network diagram
17. Project scope statement
18. Project team assignments
19. Quality control measurements
20. Quality metrics
21. Quality report
22. Requirements documentation
23. Requirements traceability matrix
24. Resource breakdown structure
25. Resource calendars
26. Resource requirements
27. Risk register
28. Risk report
29. Schedule data
30. Schedule forecasts
31. Stakeholder register
32. Team charter
33. Test and evaluation documents

 

Related Posts:

  1. Quality Metrics
  2. Cost Baseline
  3. Enterprise Environmental Factors
  4. Strategy Artifacts
  5. Use Case
  6. Story Map
  7. Milestone Schedule
  8. Risk-Adjusted Backlog
  9. Change Control Board
  10. Bidder Conference
  11. Trend Analysis
  12. Internal Rate Of Return (IRR)

Kailash B is a project management expert. He is passionate about helping people to excel in project and product management, become PMP certified, and progress in their management careers.

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