Free Simple IT Project Plan Specification Template
Simple IT Project Plan Specification
Prepared by: [Your Name]
Date: [Date]
I. Project Overview
This IT project involves the development of a new internal communication tool for the company to enhance collaboration among teams. The tool will include features such as messaging, file sharing, and task tracking, aiming to improve productivity and streamline communication within the organization.
II. Scope and Deliverables
A. Scope
The scope of this project includes:
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Designing and developing a communication platform accessible via both web and mobile devices.
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Integrating the tool with the company's existing software systems.
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Ensuring the platform is secure, user-friendly, and scalable.
B. Deliverables
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Functional internal communication tool.
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User manuals and training materials.
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A security audit report.
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Integration with the company's IT infrastructure.
III. Timeline and Milestones
A. Timeline
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Project Start Date: January 15, 2050
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Project End Date: May 15, 2050
B. Milestones
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Planning and Design Phase – Completed by January 30, 2050.
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Development Phase – Completed by March 30, 2050.
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Testing and Quality Assurance – Completed by April 15, 2050.
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Final Deployment – Completed by May 15, 2050.
IV. Resources
A. Personnel
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Project Manager: Responsible for overseeing the project’s progress.
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Development Team: 4 software developers (front-end and back-end).
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Testing Team: 2 quality assurance specialists.
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IT Support Team: 2 network administrators for integration and security.
B. Software and Tools
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Development tools: Visual Studio, and GitHub for version control.
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Testing tools: Selenium for automated testing.
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Communication and project management tools: Slack, Jira.
C. Budget
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Development Costs: $50,000
(salaries for the development team, software licenses, and tools) -
Testing and QA Costs: $10,000
(QA team salaries, testing tools) -
Miscellaneous: $5,000
(contingency, meetings, and overheads)
Total Budget: $65,000
V. Risk Assessment
A. Potential Risks
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Delays in development: Due to unexpected technical challenges or resource constraints.
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Integration Issues: Compatibility problems between the new tool and existing company systems.
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Security vulnerabilities: Potential for data breaches or system vulnerabilities.
B. Mitigation Strategies
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Set up weekly progress meetings to monitor development and resolve issues early.
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Conduct integration testing early in the development phase to identify compatibility problems.
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Perform a thorough security audit and include ongoing vulnerability assessments.
VI. Evaluation and Metrics
A. Success Criteria
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The tool is deployed and fully functional within the given timeline and budget.
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95% of users report satisfaction with the tool in post-deployment surveys.
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The platform's security passes all audit checks.
B. Metrics for Progress Tracking
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Development Progress: Weekly reports on tasks completed.
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Testing Progress: Percentage of features successfully tested.
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User Feedback: Surveys completed by employees post-deployment.