Defining a Programme

The Programme Brief provides the basis for developing the Programme Definition, and the strategies and plans for programme governance.  The Programme Definition requires approval by the SRO and Sponsoring Group before the programme is formally established. This process decides the basis for deciding whether to proceed with the programme or not. This is where the detailed planning of the programme is undertaken.

The Programme Brief is used as the starting point for creating the Programme Definition Document which explains:

• What the programme is going to do
• How it is going to do it
• Who is involved
• How it will be controlled
• The justification for going forward.

The Business Case and governance are now developed. This framework will be further developed and applied in Managing the Tranches.

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Related posts:

1. MSP Governance Themes
2. MSP Themes: Programme Planning and Control
3. MSP Themes: Quality management
4. Identifying a Programme
5. Closing a Programme

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3. MSP Themes: Quality management
4. Identifying a Programme
5. Closing a Programme

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