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A concept note is an informal document that captures a few ideas for a potential project. They are typically created as an initial pitch of an idea by a project sponsor. As such, they may outline a problem and a proposed solution. Concept notes are also used to begin the process of capturing expectations as requirements, assumptions and constraints in preparation for an upcoming project charter.
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Type | | Definition | A document that captures ideas for a potential project. | Typical Contents | Problem statementSolution approachRequirementsAssumptionsConstraints | Related Concepts | |
Project Management
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A list of items to include in scope.
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