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    This document outlines a work breakdown structure (WBS) template for a project. It breaks the project down into 5 main phases: 1) initiating, 2) planning, 3) executing, 4) monitoring and controlling, and 5) closing. The initiating phase involves identifying key stakeholders and defining the project charter. The planning phase includes tasks like team planning, developing the project plan and schedule, and defining risks. The executing phase covers meetings, surveys to define requirements, user inputs, system adjustments, testing, promotion, and benefits measurement. The monitoring phase focuses on progress reports and change requests. Finally, the closing phase includes delivering the final project report and presentation.

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    This document outlines a work breakdown structure (WBS) template for a project. It breaks the project down into 5 main phases: 1) initiating, 2) planning, 3) executing, 4) monitoring and controlling, and 5) closing. The initiating phase involves identifying key stakeholders and defining the project charter. The planning phase includes tasks like team planning, developing the project plan and schedule, and defining risks. The executing phase covers meetings, surveys to define requirements, user inputs, system adjustments, testing, promotion, and benefits measurement. The monitoring phase focuses on progress reports and change requests. Finally, the closing phase includes delivering the final project report and presentation.

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    Work Breakdown Structure Template For Project Name: Prepared By: XXXX Date: XXXX

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    This document outlines a work breakdown structure (WBS) template for a project. It breaks the project down into 5 main phases: 1) initiating, 2) planning, 3) executing, 4) monitoring and controlling, and 5) closing. The initiating phase involves identifying key stakeholders and defining the project charter. The planning phase includes tasks like team planning, developing the project plan and schedule, and defining risks. The executing phase covers meetings, surveys to define requirements, user inputs, system adjustments, testing, promotion, and benefits measurement. The monitoring phase focuses on progress reports and change requests. Finally, the closing phase includes delivering the final project report and presentation.

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    Work Breakdown Structure Template for Project Name

    Prepared by: XXXX Date: XXXX

    1. Initiating
    1.1. Key holders’ identification
    1.2. Define Project Charter

    2. Planning
    2.1. Team planning meeting
    2.2. Team contract
    2.3. Prepare financial analysis
    2.4. Prepare scope statement
    2.5. Prepare WBS
    2.6. Prepare Gant Chart
    2.7. Develop project plan
    2.7.1. Define activities duration
    2.7.2. Define activities resources
    2.7.3. Define activities costs
    2.8. Define risk and risk management approach

    3. Executing
    3.1. Meetings
    3.2. Survey
    3.2.1. Define requirements
    3.2.2. Content requirements
    3.2.3. System requirements
    3.2.4. Server owner requirements
    3.3. User inputs
    3.4. System adjustments
    3.4.1. Interface Adjustment
    3.4.2. Module Adjustment
    3.4.3. Data Migration
    3.5. Software testing
    3.6. Software promotion and roll out
    3.7. Project benefits measurement

    4. Monitoring and Controlling


    4.1. Progress reports
    4.2. Change requests

    5. Closing
    5.1. Prepare final project report and presentation

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