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Deliverables progressive elaboration as per PMI PMBOK6th edition

 

Deliverables progressive elaboration timeline from busine case up to customer/ sponsor final delivery as per PMI PMBOK6th edition 

  • 1-Business case​

  •  necessary information from a business standpoint​

  • 2-project charter​

  • High level project description,​

  • Key deliverables,​

  • 3-Collect Requirements​

  • 1. Requirements documentation​

  • 2. Requirements traceability matrix​

  • 4-Define Scope​

  • Project scope statement​

  • Product scope description​

  • Deliverables​

  • 5-Create WBS​

  •  Scope baseline•​

  • Project scope statement​

  • WBS​

  • Work package​

  • Planning package​

  • WBS dictionary​

  • 6-Define Activities​

  • 1. Activity list​

  • 2. Activity attributes​

  • 7-Direct and Manage Project Work​

  • Deliverables​

  • 8-Control Quality​

  • Verified Deliverables​

  • 9-Validate Scope​

  • Accepted Deliverables ​

  • 10-Close Project or Phase​

  • Final product, service, or result transition to sponsor ​

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