Do you want to base your plan on the sample? If so I wouldnt recommend using a plan from another project. Every project is unique - different resources, environment, goals, timelines and so on.
I always build each plan from scratch by working with my project team to:
1. build a work breakdown structure;
2. produce a workflow diagram;
3. estimate effort and
4. allocate resource.
By all means find a sample and used it is a checklist, but dont be tempted to skip planning with your team.
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Hi Tamzin
Welcome to Planning Planet
That was wise advice and in keeping with the opinions of the more experienced members of PP.
I am looking forward to more such input.
Best Regards
Mike Testro
Do you want to base your plan on the sample? If so I wouldnt recommend using a plan from another project. Every project is unique - different resources, environment, goals, timelines and so on.
I always build each plan from scratch by working with my project team to:
1. build a work breakdown structure;
2. produce a workflow diagram;
3. estimate effort and
4. allocate resource.
By all means find a sample and used it is a checklist, but dont be tempted to skip planning with your team.
Hope this helps.
T Morphy
www.planproject.co.uk