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Project Infrastructure Planning Guidelines

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Contributed by: Sunil Sharma

The objective of the project infrastructure planning is to understand and plan various activities that would be needed to execute the project. For this one would need to search for data, historical information, postmortem of previous projects and talk to other project managers. This template includes:

  • Checklist For Planning Decisions
  • Checklist for Project Tracking
  • Checklist for Project Practices

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