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WorkDefinition - Capture Project Vision

WorkDefinition Information

Capture Project Vision

Description

Getting a project started requires the clear establishment of the project vision. Capturing and communicating this central vision is the most important element to keeping a project focused. During the project, this vision may change as a result of the business or project climate. If change occurs, it is necessary to realign the project to the new vision. From the vision, we begin to understand who the users will be. Usage patterns and goals of these users will be captured using personas. We will also understand if the project is driven by date or by content. The vision and its related activities create the solid foundation on which a project can be built.

Write Vision StatementDefine PersonasRefine Personas

Attributes

GuidancePersonas: Practice and Theory
Exit Criteria
The vision statement is completed and published to the project portal.

The personas are written and published to the project portal.

Inputs and Outputs

WorkProductInputOutputAllowable States
Persona(none)
Vision Statement(none)

Successors

TypeNameDependency Type
Create a Quality of Service RequirementFinish-Start
Create a ScenarioFinish-Start

Last modified at 12/10/2007 3:34 PM  by Administrator