The standard delivery framework consists of five stages each of which
has a number of mandatory and conditional products.
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Gates are the doors and barriers to the various stages, and products need completing before a stage can be transitioned.
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Stage 1
G1: Project Start-Up
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- Maximum 6 week stage
- Project Team is formed
- Project's scope is defined
- Feasibility and planning for next stage in carried out
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Stage 2
G2: Project initiation
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- Project approach is detailed
- Requirements, products and timetable are exemplified
- The when, how and what are realised and understood
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Stage 3
G3: Managing Solution Delivery
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- The solution is designed, developed, built and tested ready for Go-Live
- Business change and service delivery processes are developed
- The solution becomes ready to be deployable
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Stage 4
G4: Go-live & Handover
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- The solution is deployed to the production environment
- The solution is handed over to the business operations team
- Early support is often provided
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Stage 5
G5: Project Closure
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- The project manager will close the project
- A closure report, lessons learnt and post-implementation review are all completed
- The project's finances are closed
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