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REVISIN Y APROBACIONES
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TABLA DE CONTENIDOS
Revisin y Aprobaciones............................................................................................. 1
1.
Limitacin de Responsabilidades.........................................................................3
2.
Resumen Ejecutivo............................................................................................... 4
4.
3.1.1.
Metas....................................................................................................... 4
3.1.2.
Objetivos................................................................................................. 4
3.1.3.
Supuestos................................................................................................ 4
3.1.4.
Limitaciones............................................................................................ 4
3.1.5.
3.1.6.
Roles y Responsabilidades.......................................................................5
3.1.7.
3.2.
3.3.
Alcances y Visin.................................................................................................. 6
4.1.
Oportunidades de Negocio.............................................................................6
4.1.1.
Definicin de Oportunidades...................................................................6
4.1.2.
Visin....................................................................................................... 6
4.1.3.
Anlisis de Beneficios.............................................................................. 7
4.2.
Concepto de Productos..................................................................................7
4.2.1.
4.3.
Requerimientos........................................................................................ 7
Alcances......................................................................................................... 7
4.3.1.
4.3.2.
Fuera de Alcance..................................................................................... 7
4.3.3.
CriterioS de Aceptacin........................................................................... 8
1. LIMITACIN DE RESPONSABILIDADES
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FASE 1 GUIA - Conceptualizacin
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2. RESUMEN EJECUTIVO
3. ESTRUCTURA DEL PROYECTO
3.1. ESTRATEGIAS (ENFOQUES) DEL PROYECTO
[Description: The Project Approaches section defines how the team will manage and support the project.
These sub-sections provide descriptions of project scope, approaches, and project processes.]
3.1.1. METAS
3.1.2. OBJETIVOS
3.1.3. SUPUESTOS
3.1.4. LIMITACIONES
[Description: The Project Goals, Objectives, Assumptions, and Constraints section describe the project environment:
Project Goals and Objectives are initially derived from the business goals and objectives that are developed during
the opportunity phase and confirmed during the envisioning phase. Assumptions and Constraints may be derived
from strategic Microsoft services (Rapid Portfolio Alignment, Rapid Economic Justification) and research regarding
the customers environment.
Justification: Project Goals and Objectives articulate the customers and teams expectations of the project and can
be converted into performance measurements. Project Assumptions attempt to create explicit information from
implicit issues and to point out where factual data is unavailable. Project Constraints place limits on the creation of
boundaries and decision-making.]
3.1.5.1.
[Description: The Milestone Approach identifies the significant events in the projects lifespan. During
envisioning, these are usually expressed as External Milestones that identify visible accomplishments of highlevel deliverables and illustrate the projects schedule targets. At the highest level, External Milestones can be
associated with the completion of a specific project phase.
The Milestone Approach identifies the basis for establishing milestones. Depending on the nature of the project,
Milestones can be finance-based, progress-based, product-based, and so on. The Milestone Approach defines
this basis and identifies the milestone events that will be tracked.
Justification: Describing Milestones early in the project establishes high-level time targets the customer can
confirm and the team must anticipate during its planning activities. It also identifies the checkpoints where
Milestone Reviews will occur to assess the projects quality and its results.]
3.1.5.2.
[Description: The Project Estimates section contains an estimate of the resources and costs required for the
project teams to accomplish their work. Resources include people, equipment, facilities, and material. Costs are
calculated by applying rates to each type of resource requirement. This section should contain the following
information, broken out by each functional team
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This section should also contain the cost for all resources summed together.
Justification: Project Estimates provide information for calculating the budget estimate. They also enable the
project manager and team leads to identify the specific resources needed to perform the work.]
3.1.5.3.
RESUMEN DE CALENDARIO
[Description: The Schedule Summary section identifies and compiles the collective work tasks and their calendar
dates into a complete project schedule that identifies its beginning and end dates. Each major Project Milestone is
identified and assigned a targeted completion date. The schedule is a consolidated scheduleit includes the
work and dates of all project teams.
The scheduling process is iterative. During the envisioning phase, the projects Major Milestones anchor the
schedule. During the planning phase, the schedule will become more granular as the work tasks are broken
down.
Justification: The Schedule provides the basis for the customer to verify timelines and for the project team to
produce a constrained master plan from which it can validate proposed budgets, resources, and timescales.]
3.1.6.1.
[Description: The Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities section specifies the requirements for project
participants. This is expressed by defining the knowledge, skills, and abilities needed to conduct the project.
These requirements should include technical, managerial, and support capabilities. This information is
organized into functional teams and responsibilities. At the highest level, the KSA can be based on the
standard MSF roles. Each functional team, or MSF role, is listed, and the teams knowledge, skills, and
abilities requirements are defined alongside.
Justification: Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities information will facilitate the careful selection of specific
project participants and provide the basis for creating the core team structure.]
3.1.6.2.
[Description: The Team Structure section defines the projects organizational entities (project manager,
sponsor(s), steering committee, team leads, etc.), illustrates their relationships to one another, and defines
levels of responsibility and reporting structure. When complete, the team structure assigns names to each
organizational entity and explicitly calls out the individual team (or team members) tasked with executing,
reviewing, and approving the projects work. This assignment is spread across all entities participating in
the project: Microsoft, Partners, and Customer.
Justification: The documentation of the projects organizational structure ensures that all project
participants understand their roles in making the project a success, clarifies lines of reporting and decisionmaking, and provides key stakeholders an opportunity to ensure that the projects organizational structure
(project form) will facilitate the work (project function).]
3.1.7.1.
[Description: The Project Quality Assurance Approach section defines how the project intends to deliver
products that meet the customers quality expectations and Microsoft/Partner quality standards. It addresses
both the projects management and the development of the projects product. This section should include the
following:
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Quality expectations
Process for assurance (audit, reviews, contractor controls)
Process for control (peer reviews, inspections, tests)
Quality organization (entities, roles, and responsibilities)
Templates for the Product Review, Project Milestone Review, and Customer Approval reports
Training requirements
Risk Identification/Statements: a list of project risks and the conditions and consequences of each of the
risks
Risk Analysis: the objective assessment of any risks significance; the calculation of risk exposure by
assessing probability and impact for each item on the list of risks
Risk Plan: the actions that will prevent and minimize risks and provide a course of action if risks occur
Risk Priorities: the top x risks the project should focus on
Justification: Early identification of risk enables the team to begin managing those risks.]
4. ALCANCES Y VISIN
4.1. OPORTUNIDADES DE NEGOCIO
[Description: The Business Opportunity section contains the statement of the customers situation. It is expressed in
business language, not technical terms. This section should demonstrate Microsofts understanding of the customers
current environment and its desired future state. This information is the overall context for the project.]
4.1.2. VISIN
[Description: The Vision Statement section clearly and concisely describes the future desired state of the
customers environment once the project is complete. This can be a restatement of the opportunity; however, it is
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Justification: Benefits Analysis demonstrates that Microsoft sufficiently understands the customers situation. It
also defines the customers business needs, which may provide vital information for making solution/technology
recommendations.]
4.2.1. REQUERIMIENTOS
[Description: Requirements identify what the solution must do. These Requirements can be expressed in terms of
functionality (for example, a registration Web site solution will allow the users to register for events, arrange for
lodging, etc.) as well as the rules or parameters that apply to that functionality (for example, the user can only
register once, and must stay in lodging approved by the travel department).
Requirements exist at both the user level and the organizational level.
Justification: User and Organizational Requirements are the key input to developing product scope and design
strategies. Requirements are the bridge between the usage analysis and solution description. A complete
statement of Requirements demonstrates that Microsoft understands its customers needs. The statement also
becomes the baseline for more detailed technical documentation in the planning phase. Good Requirements
analysis lowers the risk of downstream surprises.]
4.3. ALCANCES
[Description: The Scope places a boundary around the solution by detailing the range of features and functions, by
defining what is out of scope, and by discussing the criteria by which the solution will be accepted by users and
operations. The Scope clearly delineates what stakeholders expect the solution to do, thus making it a basis for
defining project scope and for performing many types of project and operations planning.]
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Justification: Out of Scope documentation helps to clarify the solution scope and explicitly states what will
not be delivered in the solution.]
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