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Inputs

No.	Input	Detail of Inputs and Remarks	Entry criteria
1	Approved Scope Statement, or Project Charter	Scope statement, that includes project justification, project scope and summary-level deliverables, in addition to product/service description Charter: for details see the deliverable description.	Yes
2	Approved Business Case	For details see the deliverable description.	Yes
3	Organization's approaches and constraints	Project Planning needs to taken into account and be tailored to existing organization's approaches and constraints such as: Government-wide and Department specific policies and standards Pre-defined organizational processes, roles and responsibilities, tools and techniques, etc. Stakeholders knowledge, skills, availability, etc.
4	Project Characteristics	Extent and detail of project planning activities and effort is dependent on project characteristics such as: Business Impact Technical Impact Budget Type of product/service (new system, replacement, enhancement, pilot) Technology (state of the art, leading edge, proven)