PROJECT MANAGEMENT PLAN - EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

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PROJECT MANAGEMENT PLAN - EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Project Name Project ID Project Manager   Business Process Owner Project Sponsor Project Executive Sponsor PROJECT STATUS Project Status Start IT! Plan IT! Do IT! Close IT! List % complete, e.g., 100% complete List % complete (remove color if not completed) Estimated Start Date Estimated End Date   PROJECT DESCRIPTION Project Purpose and Scope Input the purpose and objectives from the Project Charter. Include major deliverables from the Work Breakdown Structure and key requirements from the Requirements Traceability Matrix. May Include key out of scope items to clarify. Baseline Current State Current Situation: Important historical background and “as-is” situation. Project Driver(s) and Benefits List a brief description of why the project was initiated and approved for planning - opportunities to be gained or threats to be avoided (e.g., gain process efficiencies, comply with regulatory changes, mitigate risk, increase revenue, etc.) and the major benefits of the project once it is completed. Project Stakeholders (Internal and External) Type in who the project will benefit and who the key internal and external stakeholders are from the Stakeholder Matrix, and, if contracted services are needed, who is being considered as potential vendors from the Procurement Matrix.

Email comments to OIMT.PMCE@Hawaii.gov PROJECT METRICS Project Quality Metrics List the key success criteria upon which the project will be measured against at completion from the Quality Metrics. Project Risks List the high probability high impact risks from the Risk Assessment Map. If more information is required, a Risk Response Plan may be provided for the identified risk(s). Key Milestones Type in current and future key milestones and dates from the Work Breakdown Schedule. Notes/Considerations   PROJECT FUNDING Project Funding Information List high level deliverable summary of project costs from the Cost Estimate Worksheet. Software   Hardware Professional Services Other COST TOTAL PLANNED Estimated cost of not doing project Cost Estimate Amount Spent To Date: Amount Allocated to be Spent: Amount Estimated but not Allocated: Expected Return on Investment (ROI) Benefits description (qualitative expected return): $ Value of benefits (quantitative expected return): Alternative Benefit/Cost ROI Payback Years   % Email comments to OIMT.PMCE@Hawaii.gov

PROJECT FUNDING Continued Funding Plan and Sources Description of funding General Funds Special Funds County Funds Federal Funds Revenue Bond Funds Revolving Funds Trust Funds Private Funds Federal Stimulus Funds Interdepartmental Transfers General Obligation Bond Funds General Obligation Reimbursable Bond Funds Other Funds ___________________ PROJECT RESOURCES Current Number of Resources Required Number of Resources Required for Ongoing Support # of FTE’s: FTE Role: Communication Keys List the key project communication deliverables, reports, meetings and document repository site from the Communication Matrix. Procurement Needs List the key procurement items and procurement approach from the Procurement Matrix. Supporting Documentation List any supporting documentation that is to be included with the business case. APPROVAL DETAILS Role Name Signature/Approval and Date Program Governance Committee (PGC)   Project Executive Sponsor Project Sponsor Program Manager Project Manager Business Process Owner Email comments to OIMT.PMCE@Hawaii.gov