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Word Icon BOSCARD Download Icon

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The BOSCARD is a strategic planning tool used to provide the terms-of-reference for new projects. The acronym stands for background, objectives, scope, constraints, assumptions, risks and deliverables. These headings are commonly found in terms-of-reference and project initiation documents.

Word Icon Contract Download Icon

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This document details the agreed project outcome and is used to obtain formal agreement from the Project Sponsor and Budget Holder to start the project.

PDF Icon Cost Benefit Analysis Download Icon

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The cost benefit analysis is based on the comparison of a base case and one or more alternatives. For each case all the cash flows over a period of time are identified and organised into a spreadsheet. This document gives general guidelines and examples for the preparation of cost benefit analysis for capital expenditure projects.

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This document is used to obtain sign-off once the project has been measured against its acceptance criteria and has been formally accepted by the customer.

Reader Icon 21 Ways to Excel at Project Management Download Icon

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Project Smart's popular project management eBook, written in a question and answer style, containing 21 pieces of invaluable advice for making your projects a complete success.

Reader Icon A Framework for Programme Management Download Icon

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This eBook looks at how organisations can apply the four stages of programme management, within a framework, to create an effective environment in which they can monitor and control the progress of their programmes, improving the chances of bringing them to a successful conclusion.

PDF Icon Monte Carlo Simulation in MS Excel Download Icon

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The Monte Carlo method of estimating project cost is based on the generation of multiple trials to determine the expected value of a random variable. There are a number of commercial packages that run Monte Carlo simulation; however a basic spreadsheet such as Microsoft Excel can be used to run a simulation.

PDF Icon PMP Exam Application Spreadsheet Download Icon

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When applying for the PMP exam, you might find it helpful to record the hours you've worked against each of the 30 tasks for the 6 process groups in this Microsoft Excel spreadsheet. This can easily be transferred to the application form as you fill it in.

PDF Icon Can-Plan v6.0 Download Icon

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To help you plan we have provided a free Microsoft Excel small project planning tool, Can-Plan v6.0, courtesy of Bill McMillian.

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