What's in a project plan?

Article Strategy April 2000

PM Network

Martin, Paula Kay | Tate, Karen

How to cite this article:

Martin, P. K. & Tate, K. (2000). What's in a project plan? PM Network, 14(4), 33.
This article discusses assembling a project plan; elements mentioned include scope definition, scope quality plan, review and approvals table, work breakdown structure, resources and stakeholders, milestone schedule, change management, and executive summary.
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