Project Charter

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Project Charter by Mind Map: Project Charter

1. Statement of Needs

1.1. Current System

1.1.1. Scientific studies

1.1.2. "Green"

1.1.3. Competing technologies

1.1.4. Rate of obsolescence

1.1.5. Internet

1.1.6. Social Media

1.1.7. Web Applications

1.1.8. Mobile

1.1.9. Research

1.1.10. Associated technologies

1.2. Unmet needs

1.3. Cost of these unmet needs

1.4. Proposition of proposed model

1.5. Predictive Outcomes

2. Economic

2.1. Financial Deadlines

2.2. Alloted Amount

2.3. Expenses

2.3.1. Salaries

2.3.2. Travel

2.3.3. Supplies

2.3.4. Events

2.3.5. Communications

2.3.6. Technology

2.3.7. Other

2.4. Sales Methods

2.4.1. Resources

2.4.2. Materials

2.4.3. Services

3. Team Structure

3.1. Project Manager

3.2. Key Stakeholders

3.3. Team Member List

4. Timeline

4.1. Task List

4.1.1. Task 1

4.1.1.1. Subtask

4.1.1.2. Subtask

4.1.2. Task 2

4.1.2.1. Subtask

4.1.2.2. Subtask

4.1.3. Task 3

4.1.3.1. Subtask

4.1.3.2. Subtask

4.2. Upcoming Meetings

4.2.1. Meeting 1 Title

4.2.1.1. Purpose

4.2.1.2. Participants

4.2.1.3. Agenda

4.2.1.4. Action items

5. Issues

5.1. Issue Description

5.1.1. Project Impact

5.1.2. Target Due Date

5.1.3. Status

5.1.4. Resolution

5.2. Issue Description

6. Considerations

6.1. Budget

6.2. Outcome Measures

6.3. Time Restirctions

6.4. Attendance

7. Advertising

7.1. Marketing Techniques

7.2. Anticipated Methodology Problems

7.3. Sampling Tehnique

7.4. Considerations

8. Resources

8.1. Required Materials

8.2. Optional Materials

9. Policy, Legislative, and Regulatory

9.1. Special Reporting Requirements

9.2. Government Policies

9.3. Government Subsidies

9.4. Lobby/Pressure groups

9.5. International influence

9.6. Shareholders

9.7. Trends

9.8. Grants, Initiatives, etc.

9.9. How is the department's culture?

9.10. How do our stakeholders perceive us?

9.11. Who speaks for us?

9.12. Who speaks against us?

9.13. Relevant legislation

9.14. Influence of interest groups

10. Requirements

10.1. Location

10.1.1. Where is the process performed? Floor; building; address; city; country

10.2. Training and Effectiveness

10.2.1. What training is available for new staff? What training materials are available?

10.2.2. How long does it take new staff to become fully effective?

10.3. Documentation

10.3.1. What is available? What is its currency, completeness and quality?

10.3.2. Process maps; procedures and/or work instructions

10.3.3. Guides and references

10.4. Key Considerations

11. Next Steps

11.1. Define phases

11.2. Create a schedule

11.2.1. Dependencies

11.2.2. Milestones

11.3. Contingencies

11.3.1. Tolerance threshold

11.3.1.1. Schedule

11.3.1.2. Budget

11.4. Define project tracking

11.5. Training

12. Goals & Objectives

12.1. Enter goal

12.1.1. Enter Objective

12.1.1.1. Enter Outcome

12.1.1.2. Enter Outcome

12.1.1.3. Enter Outcome

12.1.2. Enter Objective

12.1.2.1. Enter Outcome

12.1.2.2. Enter Outcome

12.1.2.3. Enter Outcome

12.2. Enter goal

12.2.1. Enter Objective

12.2.1.1. Enter Outcome

12.2.1.2. Enter Outcome

12.2.1.3. Enter Outcome

12.2.2. Enter Objective

12.2.2.1. Enter Outcome

12.2.2.2. Enter Outcome

12.2.2.3. Enter Outcome

12.3. Enter goal

12.3.1. Enter Objective

12.3.1.1. Enter Outcome

12.3.1.2. Enter Outcome

12.3.1.3. Enter Outcome

12.3.2. Enter Objective

12.3.2.1. Enter Outcome

12.3.2.2. Enter Outcome

12.3.2.3. Enter Outcome

13. Study Aims and Goals

13.1. Variables

13.1.1. Demographic

13.1.1.1. Age

13.1.1.2. Gender

13.1.1.3. Origin

13.1.1.4. Income

13.1.1.5. Population

13.2. Sampling Methods

13.3. Data collection/storage

13.4. Analysis Techniques

13.5. Statistical Findings