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Program Kick-off

Program Name. Program Kick-off. Kickoff Meeting Agenda. Introductions Message from Program Sponsor Round Table – lessons learned Program Vision & Goals Program Benefits Program Scope Program Success High-level Milestones Program Team & Governance PMO Services and Methodologies

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Program Kick-off

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  1. Program Name Program Kick-off See Notes for Program Kickoff Guidelines

  2. Kickoff Meeting Agenda • Introductions • Message from Program Sponsor • Round Table – lessons learned • Program Vision & Goals • Program Benefits • Program Scope • Program Success • High-level Milestones • Program Team & Governance • PMO Services and Methodologies • Questions & Discussion

  3. Introductions • Introduction of team members in audience and any other stakeholders

  4. Sponsor message • Sponsor Message • What are the business drivers for this program? • What is the current situation?

  5. Round Table • Lessons learned from other initiatives, projects, programs: • Do’s: • Don’ts:

  6. Program Vision & Goals • Vision • Goals

  7. Program Benefits • The benefits of (enter program name) are as follows: • Xxx • Yyy • Etc.

  8. ProGram Scope • In Scope: • Out of Scope

  9. ProGram Success • What is success for this program?

  10. Program Roadmap • Expected program deliverables and outcomes • High Level timeline of the program components (initiatives & projects) (visual)

  11. High-Level Milestones Note: The high level scope, milestones and target dates may change when the project team begins the planning phase of the project.

  12. Program Team & Governance

  13. Constraints & dependencies • Constraints • Dependencies

  14. Available Pmo services • Project Management Office services that are available for this project: • Maintain library of tools, processes, templates, and best practices for project, program, and systems development life cycle methodologies • Assignment of an experienced, senior Project and Program Managers • Coordinate training and provide consultation on project and program management concepts and best practices • Improve communication and information sharing for projects and programs • Provide program and project facilities and equipment • Conduct program and project health checks • Contact: Pam Fluttert • https://uwaterloo.ca/ist-project-management-office/

  15. methodology • Program management methodology: • 3 life cycle phases • Program Definition: formation, preparation, and initiation of the program by defining the program's vision, components, benefits, scope, roles & responsibilities, and authorizing the program to begin • Program Benefit Delivery: establishes and executes plan for how the scope and benefits will be realized with program components (projects & initiatives), when components and benefits will be completed and realized, and who will be responsible • Program Closure: finalize and transition all component activities, complete all deliverable(s), measure success and benefit realization, and formally close the program • Projects within the program will follow a project management methodology that will be explained during project initiation

  16. methodology • Project management methodology: • Inputs and deliverables vary depending upon project size, complexity, timeline, and project management approach (e.g. agile, interactive, waterfall) • 4 life cycle phases • Initiation: define the project objectives, scope, roles & responsibilities, and obtains authorization to begin • Planning: establish work break down, how it will be achieved, when, and by who.  • Execution: manage time, scope, procurement, risk, communications, resources, costs/budget, changes, and quality.  Track and report on project status. • Closure: finalize all activities, complete deliverable(s), measure success, and formally closes the project

  17. Questions & Discussion • Questions / Comments?

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