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| − | + | Defining the project scope statement is an important part of a successful project. It is a tool used to identify the main deliverables of a project along with the key milestones, the boundaries, assumptions and constraints. This statement of work documents also the responsibilities of each member of the project team and procedures for verifications and approves of completed work. Both the project team and all of the stakeholders have to agree with all of the terms suggested in the scope statement before the actual project work begins. | |
<ref>Page 56, 1996 ed. PMBOK® Guide</ref> | <ref>Page 56, 1996 ed. PMBOK® Guide</ref> | ||
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Abstract
Defining the project scope statement is an important part of a successful project. It is a tool used to identify the main deliverables of a project along with the key milestones, the boundaries, assumptions and constraints. This statement of work documents also the responsibilities of each member of the project team and procedures for verifications and approves of completed work. Both the project team and all of the stakeholders have to agree with all of the terms suggested in the scope statement before the actual project work begins. [1]
Reference
- ↑ Page 56, 1996 ed. PMBOK® Guide
Bibliography
William R. Duncan (2000), pages 55 - 57: A Guide to The Project Management Body of Knowledge: This guide provides deeper insight into the topic of Project scope statement to give further input into the process of scope statement.
