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            Project Audit & Review Checklist
            The following provides a detailed checklist to assist the PPO with reviewing the health of a project:
                               Relevance (at this time)                                                  Theory & Practice
             (How relevant is this attribute to this project or audit?)            (An indication of this attribute’s strength or weakness)
                           1                 3                     5                            1                 3                5
                   Little / none        Moderate              Critical                   Not addressed         Adequate      Well covered



        Item       Attribute                                                       Relevance        Practice   Assessment

        1          Project Planning

        1.1        Does the project have a formal Project Plan?

        1.2        Are the key elements of a Project Plan present?
                   a. Project Definition & Scope?
                   b. Project Objectives?
                   c. Cost / Benefit Analysis?
                   d. Staffing Requirements?
                   e. Time Line?
                   f. Risk Analysis?                                               5
                   g. Critical Success Criteria (if we meet these, we've met our
                   goals?

        1.3        Have all stakeholders been identified?

        1.4        Is a Stakeholder Management plan in place? Have project
                   accountabilities & responsibilities been clearly defined?

        1.5        Have the scope, objectives, costs, benefits and impacts been
                   communicated to all involved and/or impacted stakeholders
                   and work groups?




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       Item    Attribute                                                          Relevance        Practice   Assessment

       1.6     a) Have all involved stakeholders and work groups
               committed to the project?
               b) Have all necessary approvals been obtained?

       1.7     Has a project Communications Plan been developed?

       1.8     Are funding and staffing resource estimates sufficiently
               detailed and documented for use in planning and tracking
               the project?

       1.9     Does a documented project organizational policy & plan
               (i.e. governance model) exist?

       1.10    Have adequate resources been provided by management to
               ensure project success?

       1.11    Is current scope of the project substantially different than
               that originally defined in the approved project plan?

       1.12    Has the approach and development strategy of the project
               been defined, documented and accepted by the appropriate
               stakeholders?

       1.13    Have project management standards and procedures been
               established and documented?

       1.14    Is there a Steering Committee in place?

       1.15    Is the Steering Committee active in project oversight?

       1.16    Are there procedures in place to effectively manage
               interdependencies with other projects / systems?




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        Item      Attribute                                                       Relevance        Practice   Assessment

        2         Project Management

        2.1       Have the key elements of a coherent project management
                  strategy been established?
                  a. Project tracking plan & methodology
                  b. Project status reporting structure & process
                  c. Change Management plan & tracking
                  d. Issues Management process & tracking plan
                  e. Risk Management Plan
                  f. Software Quality Assurance
                  g. Software Configuration Management

        2.2       Project Scheduling & Tracking

        2.2.1     Has a structured approach been used to break work effort
                  into manageable components?

        2.2.2     Are team members involved in the development of activity
                  & task decomposition?

        2.2.3     Are individual tasks of reasonable duration (8–40 hrs)?

        2.2.4     Are milestone deliverables effectively tracked and compared
                  to project plan?

        2.2.5     Does the detailed project plan identify individual
                  responsibilities for the next 4–6 weeks?

        2.2.6     Have activity relationships and interdependencies within
                  tasks been adequately identified?

        2.2.7     Are target dates established for each milestone deliverable?

        2.2.8     Are corrective actions taken when actual results are
                  substantially different from detailed project plan? Describe.




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       Item     Attribute                                                        Relevance        Practice   Assessment

       2.2.9    Are changes in deliverable commitments agreed to by all
                affected groups & individuals?

       2.2.10   Is the organization structure for both tracking & controlling
                project activities work products & costs (effort, schedule &
                budget) well defined and assigned to a specific individual?

       2.2.11   Are measurements and feedback mechanisms incorporated
                in tracking work effort & refining work estimating
                techniques?

       2.2.12   Have procedures for identifying variances from estimates &
                adjusting the detailed work program been established?

       2.2.13   Is project work proceeding in accordance with the original
                project schedule?

       2.2.14   If not, have all project delays been adequately accounted for,
                communicated to all stakeholders and adjustments made in
                overall project schedule?

       2.2.15   Is there general agreement & acceptance of the current status
                and progress of the project?

       2.2.16   Is PERT / Critical Path or equivalent methodology being
                used? Can you see the critical path on the plan?

       2.2.17   Is an industry recognized mechanized support tool(s) being
                used for project scheduling & tracking?

       2.2.18   Is it possible to track all classes of project work (e.g.
                scheduled, un-scheduled, defect repair, etc.)? Can you
                compare work done to the baseline?




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        Item      Attribute                                                      Relevance        Practice   Assessment

        2.3       Project Status Reporting

        2.3.1     Is project status reviewed with senior management at
                  appropriate intervals? What are they?
                  a. Overall status
                  b. Project performance (achievements & milestones)
                  c. Open issues
                  d. Risks
                  e. Action items
                  f. Cost & time performance against plan
                  g. Quality metrics
                  h. Client involvement

        2.3.2     Are internal project status meetings held at reasonable
                  intervals?

        2.3.3     Are sub-project reviews held at reasonable intervals?

        2.3.4     Have adequate procedures been put in place for project
                  coordination and status reporting across project boundaries
                  (ie. interdependent software development among interfacing
                  systems)?

        2.3.5     Do project teams & team members report on status /
                  activities / progress?

        2.4       Project Estimating

        2.4.1     Are multiple estimation methods being employed?

        2.4.2     Are current project time & resource estimates reasonable
                  based on the current project stage?

        2.4.3     Are actuals compared against estimates to analyze and
                  correct variances?




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       Item    Attribute                                                       Relevance        Practice   Assessment

       2.4.4   Are software metrics formally captured, analyzed and used
               as a basis for other project estimates?

       2.4.5   Is the PPO estimating methodology being used and
               followed?

       2.4.6   Do the estimating techniques include any of the following
               features:
               a. Ranged estimates?
               b. Sensitivity analysis?
               c. Risk rating?
               d. Quality Assurance overheads?
               e. Contingency?

       2.4.7   Are project team members involved in detailed estimating
               and scheduling?

       2.4.8   Are stakeholders aware and supportive of the principles and
               practices of modern software estimation?

       2.5     Risk Management

       2.5.1   Was an original risk assessment completed?

       2.5.2   Is there a process in place to monitor project risks?

       2.5.3   Has provision been made to reassess project risks at various
               project stages?

       2.5.4   Have all unresolved risks been documented?
               Have all unimplemented risk strategies been escalated to an
               issues log?

       3       Quality Management

       3.1     Does the project have a ‘Quality Culture’?



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        Item      Attribute                                                       Relevance        Practice   Assessment

        3.2       Is there a Quality Plan covering all Policies, Guidelines and
                  Procedures?

        3.3       Quality Assurance

        3.3.1     Has an overall Quality Assurance Plan been developed for
                  the project?

        3.3.2     Does the plan address key project elements?
                  a. Project Planning?
                  b. Project Management?
                  c. Software Quality Assurance (SQA)

        3.3.3     Does the SQA process provide objective verification of
                  adherence to applicable standards, procedures &
                  requirements?

        3.3.4     Are all key components of an SQA plan present?
                  a. SQA Plan
                  b. Software Configuration Management (SCM)
                  c. Software development standards & methods
                  d. Methodology
                  e. Testing Standards & Methodology
                  f. Data Architecture Standards
                  g. Data Naming Conventions
                  h. Technology Architecture
                  i. Software Metrics

        3.3.5     Are the results of SQA reviews provided to affected groups
                  & individuals?

        3.3.6     Are adequate resources provided for the SQA function? Are
                  SQA resources experienced?

        3.3.7     Are the SQA processes in place and being effectively used?




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       Item    Attribute                                                         Relevance        Practice   Assessment

       3.4     Is there a set of procedures defining the scope, procedures
               and deliverables defining Quality Control?

       3.5     Are quality metrics defined?

       3.6     Is there a set of procedures to capture, analyze and act on
               quality metrics?

       3.7     Software Configuration Management (SCM)

       3.7.1   Has SCM been implemented for this project?

       3.7.2   Has an industry recognized SCM software version
               management & control tool been implemented?

       3.7.3   Is SCM version management and control effectively linked
               with the testing function to ensure integration and regression
               testing have been performed?

       3.7.4   Has an automated Change Management tool been
               implemented?

       3.7.5   Is the SCM function adequately staffed?

       3.7.6   Is the Testing Coordination function separate from the
               development staff?

       4.0     Management Procedures

       4.1     Vendor Management

       4.1.1   Is there a formal set of procedures (for status reporting,
               contract negotiation & review, time/invoice reconciliation,
               etc.) supporting Vendor Management?




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        Item      Attribute                                                        Relevance        Practice   Assessment

        4.2       Issues Management

        4.2.1     Is there a formal set of procedures supporting Issues
                  Management?

        4.2.2     Is there any form of automated support for Issues
                  Management?

        4.2.3     Are issues raised, assessed, actioned, and resolved in a
                  timely and efficient manner?

        4.3       Stakeholder Management

        4.3.1     Is there a formal set of procedures supporting Stakeholder
                  Management?

        4.3.2     Is it standard practice to formally commit stakeholders to the
                  project via agreements?

        4.3.3     Does a comprehensive set of Stakeholder Agreements exist?
                  Do we have statements delineating what each stakeholder
                  has agreed to do?

        5.0       Resourcing

        5.1       Are all resource assumptions documented?

        5.2       Does the project team have the skills necessary to
                  successfully complete current project(s) and support the
                  application?




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       Item     Attribute                                                          Relevance        Practice   Assessment

       5.3      Have arrangements been made to obtain special expertise or
                competence by consulting or referencing:
                a. Similar projects?
                b. Published materials?
                c. Personnel with expertise?
                d. Outside experts?

       5.4      Have the personnel with the necessary skills and competence
                been identified and has agreement for their participation in
                the project been reached with the appropriate management?

       5.5      Is there a project organization chart showing the reporting
                relationships and responsibilities for each position?

       5.6      Has a proper project work location been established that will
                allow the team to work together with user personnel?

       5.7      Does the detailed work plan match the complexity of tasks
                with the capabilities of personnel?

       5.8      Has allowance been made for vacations, holidays, training
                (learning time for each team member), staff promotions &
                staff turnovers?

       5.9      Has adequate time for orientation & training of project staff
                been provided for in relation to technical nature of the
                Application and the experience levels of project personnel?

       5.10     Has appropriate allowance been made for the effect of the
                learning curve on all personnel joining the project who do
                not have the required prior industry, functional & technical
                expertise?

       5.11     Are the appropriate IT resources adequate to meet planned
                commitments?




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        Item      Attribute                                                         Relevance        Practice   Assessment

        5.12      Are enough systems & user personnel assigned to the
                  project?

        5.13      Are the people assigned to the project sufficiently qualified?

        5.14      Are project managers participating in the project adequately
                  to know its true status first hand?
                  a. Is a qualified person sufficiently involved in each critical
                  area?
                  b. Are communication lines working?

        5.15      Is a senior systems department representative allocated to
                  each user department to provide liaison and support?
                  Does the project have both a business team leader and a
                  technical team leader?

        5.16      Do the project team have a good understanding of the
                  existing and/or proposed hardware / software environments?

        5.17      Are project leaders committed to this project full time?

        5.18      Are project team members committed full-time?

        5.19      Is the Production Support function adequately resourced? Is
                  the Production Support function resourced full-time?

        5.20      Is there a production support plan, with a plan for transition
                  from development to production?

        6.0       Users

        6.1       Is user involvement adequate?

        6.2       Are the people assigned to the project sufficiently qualified?




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       Item     Attribute                                                        Relevance        Practice   Assessment

       6.3      Is there a formal Service Level Agreement (SLA) with the
                appropriate client departments?

       6.4      Does the SLA define:
                a. The Project/Application Scope?
                b. The objectives of the Agreement?
                c. The business areas to be supported?
                d. The systems / applications to be supported?
                e. The basis for costs and charges?
                f. The extent of user participation?
                g. The frequency of progress reporting – i.e. weekly, bi-
                weekly, monthly, etc.?
                h. The form of the final report?
                i. The work plan(s)?

       6.5      Are the project team members located locally to the users?

       6.6      Has the provision been made for training staff, including:
                a. Formal training related to the project?
                b. On the job training?
                c. Formal training not related to the project?
                d. Vendor training?

       6.7      Are users adequately trained and are all training
                requirements filled?

       7.0      Development Approach

       7.1      Methodologies

       7.1.1    Is a recognized development method(s) been followed?

       7.1.2    If more than one method has been implemented, does a
                documented process exist for effective integration between /
                among methods?




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        Item      Attribute                                                          Relevance       Practice   Assessment

        7.1.3     Is the selected method appropriate for the Application,
                  Technical and Data Architectures?

        7.2       CASE

        7.2.1     Are CASE tools being used?

        7.2.2     Does the CASE ‘integration strategy’ include a process for
                  reverse integration (i.e. updating the analysis tool if a change
                  is made at the design level)?

        7.3       Are structured requirements & design reviews and/or
                  walkthroughs in use?

        7.4       Are detailed design and code inspections in use?

        7.5       Analysis & Design

        7.5.1     Are requirements & design standards in place?

        7.5.2     Are specifications clearly traceable from physical design to
                  logical requirements?

        7.5.3     Are the requirements and design methods suitable for the
                  type of application & environment?

        7.5.4     Do the design specification documents reference:
                  a. Purpose / scope?
                  b. Glossary of terms?
                  c. Requirements specifications?
                  d. Modular decomposition diagrams?
                  e. Technical environment specification?
                  f. Constraints?
                  g. Testing & Data Conversion strategy?




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       Item     Attribute                                                         Relevance        Practice   Assessment

       7.6      Development/Construction

       7.6.1    Are coding standards in place?

       7.6.2    Is there a clearly documented relationship between logical
                (conceptual) design and technical design?

       7.6.3    Is design and code re-use supported?

       7.6.4    Are program control procedures in place?

       7.6.5    Are there procedures to govern unit test cases, conditions,
                expected results, logs & sign-offs?

       7.6.6    Do adequate development and test environments exist?

       7.7      Testing

       7.7.1    Which of the following test phases are covered by the
                methodology:
                a. Unit Testing?
                b. System Testing?
                c. Integration Testing?
                d. User Acceptance Testing?

       7.7.2    Is a test strategy in place?

       7.7.3    Do detailed test plans/cases exist?

       7.7.4    Are all necessary Quality Control procedures in place?

       7.7.5    Is there an audit trail of all tests and results?

       7.7.6    Are effective testing tools incorporated?




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        Item      Attribute                                                         Relevance        Practice   Assessment

        7.7.7     Is adequate allowance made for regression testing?

        7.7.8     Is adequate allowance made for defect repair both before
                  and after implementation?

        7.7.9     Will the following components of systems testing be carried
                  out:
                  a. Communications?
                  b. Volume?
                  c. Stress?
                  d. Recovery?
                  e. Usability?
                  f. Operations?
                  g. Environment?
                  h. Security?
                  i. Efficiency/performance?

        8.0       Application Architecture

        8.1       Are object-based design and layered architecture principles
                  being employed?

        8.2       Does the application conform to recognized industry
                  architecture standards?

        8.3       Is the application being implemented using client / server
                  architecture?

        8.4       Is business process re-engineering being undertaken in
                  parallel with and/or as part of this project?

        8.5       Are there limitations to business operation flexibility due to
                  the chosen Application Architecture?

        8.6       Are application interfaces designed in such a way as to
                  facilitate maintenance and change?



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       Item     Attribute                                                            Relevance        Practice   Assessment

       8.7      Does the Application Architecture support information
                needs at all levels of user operations (Strategic / Tactical /
                Operational)?

       8.8      Client / Server

       8.8.1    Are there design limitations which are impacting service
                delivery and/or performance?

       8.8.2    Is the current architecture scalable?

       9.0      Data Architecture and Standards

       9.1      Is the project operating under a formal set of data
                architecture standards?

       9.2      Does a formal data architecture and model exist for the
                application?

       9.3      Has a fully attributed data model been developed for the
                application?

       9.4      Has the data model been integrated with the other user and
                system views of the data?

       9.5      Is an industry recognized mechanized tool being used to
                support the data modelling area?

       9.6      Has a set of data naming conventions and/or standards been
                established?

       9.7      Is an active data dictionary in place?

       9.8      Is the data dictionary fully integrated with the development
                method?




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        Item      Attribute                                                        Relevance        Practice   Assessment

        9.9       Has the DBMS been optimized to support any of the
                  following:
                  a. OLTP?
                  b. Decision Support / EIS?
                  c. Data Warehousing?

        9.10      Is the DBMS cost effective against expectations as defined
                  in the Business Case?

        9.11      Is the DBMS portable across target platforms?

        9.12      Does DBMS vendor support meet formal agreements and/or
                  expectations?

        9.13      Is there (or has there been) significant interruptions to
                  development or support activities due to DBMS behavior?

        9.14      Does or will the DBMS support extensibility appropriate for
                  current and future business needs?

        9.15      Is there a clear upgrade path to future Phases of the DBMS?

        9.16      If an alternative DBMS is being considered, is there a
                  proven conversion path?

        9.17      Is the DBMS consistent with SOE?

        9.18      Is the DBMS regarded as ‘State-of-the-Art’?

        10.0      Technical Architecture

        10.1      Is the choice of hardware platform consistent with the
                  Standard Operating Environment (SOE)?

        10.2      Is the software environment consistent with SOE?




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       Item     Attribute                                                         Relevance        Practice   Assessment

       10.3     Is the development language platform-independent?

       10.4     Is the mixture of technologies proven, stable and easily
                supportable?

       10.5     Is TCP/IP or other industry recognized application interface
                standard being employed?

       10.6     Does the user interface employ GUI representation?

       10.7     Is the application software cost effective against
                expectations as defined in the Business Case?

       10.8     Is the application software portable across target platforms?

       10.9     Does the application software vendor(s) support meet formal
                agreements and/or expectations?

       10.10    Is there (or has there been) significant interruptions to
                development or support activities due to application
                software behavior?

       10.11    Does or will the application software support extensibility
                appropriate for current and future business needs?

       10.12    Is there a clear upgrade path to future Phases of the
                application software?

       10.13    Is the software regarded as ‘State-of-the-Art’?

       11.0     Platforms

       11.1     Has the cost effectiveness of the platforms been measured &
                compared against estimates in the Business Case?




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        Item      Attribute                                                    Relevance        Practice   Assessment

        11.2      Is there adequate project-based technical support?

        11.3      Is there adequate vendor-based technical support?

        11.4      Do the platforms meet reliability requirements?

        11.5      Does the mixture of platforms support portability of
                  software and DBMS?

        11.6      Do the platforms represent ‘State-of-the Art’?

        11.7      Are the platforms considered efficient in transaction
                  processing and data storage?

        11.8      Are the platforms the SOE?

        11.9      Do Service Level Agreements exist for Platform (Hardware)
                  Support?

        12.0      Networks & Communications

        12.1      Has the cost effectiveness of the networks been measured &
                  compared against estimates in the Business Case?

        12.2      Is there adequate project-based technical support?

        12.3      Is there adequate vendor-based technical support?

        12.4      Do the networks meet reliability requirements?

        12.5      Do the networks represent ‘State-of-the Art’?

        12.6      Do the networks support business needs in terms of
                  bandwidth?




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       Item     Attribute                                                       Relevance        Practice   Assessment

       12.7     Are all components of the networks in accordance with the
                SOE?

       12.8     Do Service Level Agreements exist for Network Support?

       13.0     Production & Operations Support

       13.1     Do adequate operations procedures exist?

       13.2     Are operations support measures in place for:
                a. OLTP
                b. Inquiries & Decision Support
                c. Utilities & back-ups

       13.3     Do formal & documented procedures exist for:
                a. User (security) maintenance?
                b. Acceptance of applications to Production Support?

       13.4     Is the Production Support (Application Maintenance)
                function well defined?

       13.5     Are any of the following types of maintenance carried out on
                a planned basis:
                a. Perfective maintenance
                b. Preventative maintenance
                c. Adaptive maintenance

       13.6     Are Service Level Agreements in place between the Support
                Functions and the user departments?

       13.7     Is production problem resolution supported by:
                a. Formal and agreed procedures?
                b. Accurate time & cost estimating?
                c. Prioritization?
                d. Tracking?
                e. Reporting?



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        Item      Attribute                                                        Relevance       Practice   Assessment

        13.8      Are Maintenance Metrics defined and in place?
                  (These metrics may include: defect rates; problems per no.
                  of users; defects per module/system; defects per Function
                  Point; mean time to repair defect; mean cost to repair defect)

        13.9      Is there an improvement program in place?

        13.10     Are Help-desk functions well-defined, efficient and
                  adequately resourced?




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Project audit & review checklist

  • 1. Project Name Project Audit & Review Checklist The following provides a detailed checklist to assist the PPO with reviewing the health of a project: Relevance (at this time) Theory & Practice (How relevant is this attribute to this project or audit?) (An indication of this attribute’s strength or weakness) 1 3 5 1 3 5 Little / none Moderate Critical Not addressed Adequate Well covered Item Attribute Relevance Practice Assessment 1 Project Planning 1.1 Does the project have a formal Project Plan? 1.2 Are the key elements of a Project Plan present? a. Project Definition & Scope? b. Project Objectives? c. Cost / Benefit Analysis? d. Staffing Requirements? e. Time Line? f. Risk Analysis? 5 g. Critical Success Criteria (if we meet these, we've met our goals? 1.3 Have all stakeholders been identified? 1.4 Is a Stakeholder Management plan in place? Have project accountabilities & responsibilities been clearly defined? 1.5 Have the scope, objectives, costs, benefits and impacts been communicated to all involved and/or impacted stakeholders and work groups? Project Review Checklist Print Date 5/20/12 Page 1 of 21
  • 2. Project Name Item Attribute Relevance Practice Assessment 1.6 a) Have all involved stakeholders and work groups committed to the project? b) Have all necessary approvals been obtained? 1.7 Has a project Communications Plan been developed? 1.8 Are funding and staffing resource estimates sufficiently detailed and documented for use in planning and tracking the project? 1.9 Does a documented project organizational policy & plan (i.e. governance model) exist? 1.10 Have adequate resources been provided by management to ensure project success? 1.11 Is current scope of the project substantially different than that originally defined in the approved project plan? 1.12 Has the approach and development strategy of the project been defined, documented and accepted by the appropriate stakeholders? 1.13 Have project management standards and procedures been established and documented? 1.14 Is there a Steering Committee in place? 1.15 Is the Steering Committee active in project oversight? 1.16 Are there procedures in place to effectively manage interdependencies with other projects / systems? Page 2 of 21 Print Date 5/20/12 Project Review Checklist
  • 3. Project Name Item Attribute Relevance Practice Assessment 2 Project Management 2.1 Have the key elements of a coherent project management strategy been established? a. Project tracking plan & methodology b. Project status reporting structure & process c. Change Management plan & tracking d. Issues Management process & tracking plan e. Risk Management Plan f. Software Quality Assurance g. Software Configuration Management 2.2 Project Scheduling & Tracking 2.2.1 Has a structured approach been used to break work effort into manageable components? 2.2.2 Are team members involved in the development of activity & task decomposition? 2.2.3 Are individual tasks of reasonable duration (8–40 hrs)? 2.2.4 Are milestone deliverables effectively tracked and compared to project plan? 2.2.5 Does the detailed project plan identify individual responsibilities for the next 4–6 weeks? 2.2.6 Have activity relationships and interdependencies within tasks been adequately identified? 2.2.7 Are target dates established for each milestone deliverable? 2.2.8 Are corrective actions taken when actual results are substantially different from detailed project plan? Describe. Project Review Checklist Print Date 5/20/12 Page 3 of 21
  • 4. Project Name Item Attribute Relevance Practice Assessment 2.2.9 Are changes in deliverable commitments agreed to by all affected groups & individuals? 2.2.10 Is the organization structure for both tracking & controlling project activities work products & costs (effort, schedule & budget) well defined and assigned to a specific individual? 2.2.11 Are measurements and feedback mechanisms incorporated in tracking work effort & refining work estimating techniques? 2.2.12 Have procedures for identifying variances from estimates & adjusting the detailed work program been established? 2.2.13 Is project work proceeding in accordance with the original project schedule? 2.2.14 If not, have all project delays been adequately accounted for, communicated to all stakeholders and adjustments made in overall project schedule? 2.2.15 Is there general agreement & acceptance of the current status and progress of the project? 2.2.16 Is PERT / Critical Path or equivalent methodology being used? Can you see the critical path on the plan? 2.2.17 Is an industry recognized mechanized support tool(s) being used for project scheduling & tracking? 2.2.18 Is it possible to track all classes of project work (e.g. scheduled, un-scheduled, defect repair, etc.)? Can you compare work done to the baseline? Page 4 of 21 Print Date 5/20/12 Project Review Checklist
  • 5. Project Name Item Attribute Relevance Practice Assessment 2.3 Project Status Reporting 2.3.1 Is project status reviewed with senior management at appropriate intervals? What are they? a. Overall status b. Project performance (achievements & milestones) c. Open issues d. Risks e. Action items f. Cost & time performance against plan g. Quality metrics h. Client involvement 2.3.2 Are internal project status meetings held at reasonable intervals? 2.3.3 Are sub-project reviews held at reasonable intervals? 2.3.4 Have adequate procedures been put in place for project coordination and status reporting across project boundaries (ie. interdependent software development among interfacing systems)? 2.3.5 Do project teams & team members report on status / activities / progress? 2.4 Project Estimating 2.4.1 Are multiple estimation methods being employed? 2.4.2 Are current project time & resource estimates reasonable based on the current project stage? 2.4.3 Are actuals compared against estimates to analyze and correct variances? Project Review Checklist Print Date 5/20/12 Page 5 of 21
  • 6. Project Name Item Attribute Relevance Practice Assessment 2.4.4 Are software metrics formally captured, analyzed and used as a basis for other project estimates? 2.4.5 Is the PPO estimating methodology being used and followed? 2.4.6 Do the estimating techniques include any of the following features: a. Ranged estimates? b. Sensitivity analysis? c. Risk rating? d. Quality Assurance overheads? e. Contingency? 2.4.7 Are project team members involved in detailed estimating and scheduling? 2.4.8 Are stakeholders aware and supportive of the principles and practices of modern software estimation? 2.5 Risk Management 2.5.1 Was an original risk assessment completed? 2.5.2 Is there a process in place to monitor project risks? 2.5.3 Has provision been made to reassess project risks at various project stages? 2.5.4 Have all unresolved risks been documented? Have all unimplemented risk strategies been escalated to an issues log? 3 Quality Management 3.1 Does the project have a ‘Quality Culture’? Page 6 of 21 Print Date 5/20/12 Project Review Checklist
  • 7. Project Name Item Attribute Relevance Practice Assessment 3.2 Is there a Quality Plan covering all Policies, Guidelines and Procedures? 3.3 Quality Assurance 3.3.1 Has an overall Quality Assurance Plan been developed for the project? 3.3.2 Does the plan address key project elements? a. Project Planning? b. Project Management? c. Software Quality Assurance (SQA) 3.3.3 Does the SQA process provide objective verification of adherence to applicable standards, procedures & requirements? 3.3.4 Are all key components of an SQA plan present? a. SQA Plan b. Software Configuration Management (SCM) c. Software development standards & methods d. Methodology e. Testing Standards & Methodology f. Data Architecture Standards g. Data Naming Conventions h. Technology Architecture i. Software Metrics 3.3.5 Are the results of SQA reviews provided to affected groups & individuals? 3.3.6 Are adequate resources provided for the SQA function? Are SQA resources experienced? 3.3.7 Are the SQA processes in place and being effectively used? Project Review Checklist Print Date 5/20/12 Page 7 of 21
  • 8. Project Name Item Attribute Relevance Practice Assessment 3.4 Is there a set of procedures defining the scope, procedures and deliverables defining Quality Control? 3.5 Are quality metrics defined? 3.6 Is there a set of procedures to capture, analyze and act on quality metrics? 3.7 Software Configuration Management (SCM) 3.7.1 Has SCM been implemented for this project? 3.7.2 Has an industry recognized SCM software version management & control tool been implemented? 3.7.3 Is SCM version management and control effectively linked with the testing function to ensure integration and regression testing have been performed? 3.7.4 Has an automated Change Management tool been implemented? 3.7.5 Is the SCM function adequately staffed? 3.7.6 Is the Testing Coordination function separate from the development staff? 4.0 Management Procedures 4.1 Vendor Management 4.1.1 Is there a formal set of procedures (for status reporting, contract negotiation & review, time/invoice reconciliation, etc.) supporting Vendor Management? Page 8 of 21 Print Date 5/20/12 Project Review Checklist
  • 9. Project Name Item Attribute Relevance Practice Assessment 4.2 Issues Management 4.2.1 Is there a formal set of procedures supporting Issues Management? 4.2.2 Is there any form of automated support for Issues Management? 4.2.3 Are issues raised, assessed, actioned, and resolved in a timely and efficient manner? 4.3 Stakeholder Management 4.3.1 Is there a formal set of procedures supporting Stakeholder Management? 4.3.2 Is it standard practice to formally commit stakeholders to the project via agreements? 4.3.3 Does a comprehensive set of Stakeholder Agreements exist? Do we have statements delineating what each stakeholder has agreed to do? 5.0 Resourcing 5.1 Are all resource assumptions documented? 5.2 Does the project team have the skills necessary to successfully complete current project(s) and support the application? Project Review Checklist Print Date 5/20/12 Page 9 of 21
  • 10. Project Name Item Attribute Relevance Practice Assessment 5.3 Have arrangements been made to obtain special expertise or competence by consulting or referencing: a. Similar projects? b. Published materials? c. Personnel with expertise? d. Outside experts? 5.4 Have the personnel with the necessary skills and competence been identified and has agreement for their participation in the project been reached with the appropriate management? 5.5 Is there a project organization chart showing the reporting relationships and responsibilities for each position? 5.6 Has a proper project work location been established that will allow the team to work together with user personnel? 5.7 Does the detailed work plan match the complexity of tasks with the capabilities of personnel? 5.8 Has allowance been made for vacations, holidays, training (learning time for each team member), staff promotions & staff turnovers? 5.9 Has adequate time for orientation & training of project staff been provided for in relation to technical nature of the Application and the experience levels of project personnel? 5.10 Has appropriate allowance been made for the effect of the learning curve on all personnel joining the project who do not have the required prior industry, functional & technical expertise? 5.11 Are the appropriate IT resources adequate to meet planned commitments? Page 10 of 21 Print Date 5/20/12 Project Review Checklist
  • 11. Project Name Item Attribute Relevance Practice Assessment 5.12 Are enough systems & user personnel assigned to the project? 5.13 Are the people assigned to the project sufficiently qualified? 5.14 Are project managers participating in the project adequately to know its true status first hand? a. Is a qualified person sufficiently involved in each critical area? b. Are communication lines working? 5.15 Is a senior systems department representative allocated to each user department to provide liaison and support? Does the project have both a business team leader and a technical team leader? 5.16 Do the project team have a good understanding of the existing and/or proposed hardware / software environments? 5.17 Are project leaders committed to this project full time? 5.18 Are project team members committed full-time? 5.19 Is the Production Support function adequately resourced? Is the Production Support function resourced full-time? 5.20 Is there a production support plan, with a plan for transition from development to production? 6.0 Users 6.1 Is user involvement adequate? 6.2 Are the people assigned to the project sufficiently qualified? Project Review Checklist Print Date 5/20/12 Page 11 of 21
  • 12. Project Name Item Attribute Relevance Practice Assessment 6.3 Is there a formal Service Level Agreement (SLA) with the appropriate client departments? 6.4 Does the SLA define: a. The Project/Application Scope? b. The objectives of the Agreement? c. The business areas to be supported? d. The systems / applications to be supported? e. The basis for costs and charges? f. The extent of user participation? g. The frequency of progress reporting – i.e. weekly, bi- weekly, monthly, etc.? h. The form of the final report? i. The work plan(s)? 6.5 Are the project team members located locally to the users? 6.6 Has the provision been made for training staff, including: a. Formal training related to the project? b. On the job training? c. Formal training not related to the project? d. Vendor training? 6.7 Are users adequately trained and are all training requirements filled? 7.0 Development Approach 7.1 Methodologies 7.1.1 Is a recognized development method(s) been followed? 7.1.2 If more than one method has been implemented, does a documented process exist for effective integration between / among methods? Page 12 of 21 Print Date 5/20/12 Project Review Checklist
  • 13. Project Name Item Attribute Relevance Practice Assessment 7.1.3 Is the selected method appropriate for the Application, Technical and Data Architectures? 7.2 CASE 7.2.1 Are CASE tools being used? 7.2.2 Does the CASE ‘integration strategy’ include a process for reverse integration (i.e. updating the analysis tool if a change is made at the design level)? 7.3 Are structured requirements & design reviews and/or walkthroughs in use? 7.4 Are detailed design and code inspections in use? 7.5 Analysis & Design 7.5.1 Are requirements & design standards in place? 7.5.2 Are specifications clearly traceable from physical design to logical requirements? 7.5.3 Are the requirements and design methods suitable for the type of application & environment? 7.5.4 Do the design specification documents reference: a. Purpose / scope? b. Glossary of terms? c. Requirements specifications? d. Modular decomposition diagrams? e. Technical environment specification? f. Constraints? g. Testing & Data Conversion strategy? Project Review Checklist Print Date 5/20/12 Page 13 of 21
  • 14. Project Name Item Attribute Relevance Practice Assessment 7.6 Development/Construction 7.6.1 Are coding standards in place? 7.6.2 Is there a clearly documented relationship between logical (conceptual) design and technical design? 7.6.3 Is design and code re-use supported? 7.6.4 Are program control procedures in place? 7.6.5 Are there procedures to govern unit test cases, conditions, expected results, logs & sign-offs? 7.6.6 Do adequate development and test environments exist? 7.7 Testing 7.7.1 Which of the following test phases are covered by the methodology: a. Unit Testing? b. System Testing? c. Integration Testing? d. User Acceptance Testing? 7.7.2 Is a test strategy in place? 7.7.3 Do detailed test plans/cases exist? 7.7.4 Are all necessary Quality Control procedures in place? 7.7.5 Is there an audit trail of all tests and results? 7.7.6 Are effective testing tools incorporated? Page 14 of 21 Print Date 5/20/12 Project Review Checklist
  • 15. Project Name Item Attribute Relevance Practice Assessment 7.7.7 Is adequate allowance made for regression testing? 7.7.8 Is adequate allowance made for defect repair both before and after implementation? 7.7.9 Will the following components of systems testing be carried out: a. Communications? b. Volume? c. Stress? d. Recovery? e. Usability? f. Operations? g. Environment? h. Security? i. Efficiency/performance? 8.0 Application Architecture 8.1 Are object-based design and layered architecture principles being employed? 8.2 Does the application conform to recognized industry architecture standards? 8.3 Is the application being implemented using client / server architecture? 8.4 Is business process re-engineering being undertaken in parallel with and/or as part of this project? 8.5 Are there limitations to business operation flexibility due to the chosen Application Architecture? 8.6 Are application interfaces designed in such a way as to facilitate maintenance and change? Project Review Checklist Print Date 5/20/12 Page 15 of 21
  • 16. Project Name Item Attribute Relevance Practice Assessment 8.7 Does the Application Architecture support information needs at all levels of user operations (Strategic / Tactical / Operational)? 8.8 Client / Server 8.8.1 Are there design limitations which are impacting service delivery and/or performance? 8.8.2 Is the current architecture scalable? 9.0 Data Architecture and Standards 9.1 Is the project operating under a formal set of data architecture standards? 9.2 Does a formal data architecture and model exist for the application? 9.3 Has a fully attributed data model been developed for the application? 9.4 Has the data model been integrated with the other user and system views of the data? 9.5 Is an industry recognized mechanized tool being used to support the data modelling area? 9.6 Has a set of data naming conventions and/or standards been established? 9.7 Is an active data dictionary in place? 9.8 Is the data dictionary fully integrated with the development method? Page 16 of 21 Print Date 5/20/12 Project Review Checklist
  • 17. Project Name Item Attribute Relevance Practice Assessment 9.9 Has the DBMS been optimized to support any of the following: a. OLTP? b. Decision Support / EIS? c. Data Warehousing? 9.10 Is the DBMS cost effective against expectations as defined in the Business Case? 9.11 Is the DBMS portable across target platforms? 9.12 Does DBMS vendor support meet formal agreements and/or expectations? 9.13 Is there (or has there been) significant interruptions to development or support activities due to DBMS behavior? 9.14 Does or will the DBMS support extensibility appropriate for current and future business needs? 9.15 Is there a clear upgrade path to future Phases of the DBMS? 9.16 If an alternative DBMS is being considered, is there a proven conversion path? 9.17 Is the DBMS consistent with SOE? 9.18 Is the DBMS regarded as ‘State-of-the-Art’? 10.0 Technical Architecture 10.1 Is the choice of hardware platform consistent with the Standard Operating Environment (SOE)? 10.2 Is the software environment consistent with SOE? Project Review Checklist Print Date 5/20/12 Page 17 of 21
  • 18. Project Name Item Attribute Relevance Practice Assessment 10.3 Is the development language platform-independent? 10.4 Is the mixture of technologies proven, stable and easily supportable? 10.5 Is TCP/IP or other industry recognized application interface standard being employed? 10.6 Does the user interface employ GUI representation? 10.7 Is the application software cost effective against expectations as defined in the Business Case? 10.8 Is the application software portable across target platforms? 10.9 Does the application software vendor(s) support meet formal agreements and/or expectations? 10.10 Is there (or has there been) significant interruptions to development or support activities due to application software behavior? 10.11 Does or will the application software support extensibility appropriate for current and future business needs? 10.12 Is there a clear upgrade path to future Phases of the application software? 10.13 Is the software regarded as ‘State-of-the-Art’? 11.0 Platforms 11.1 Has the cost effectiveness of the platforms been measured & compared against estimates in the Business Case? Page 18 of 21 Print Date 5/20/12 Project Review Checklist
  • 19. Project Name Item Attribute Relevance Practice Assessment 11.2 Is there adequate project-based technical support? 11.3 Is there adequate vendor-based technical support? 11.4 Do the platforms meet reliability requirements? 11.5 Does the mixture of platforms support portability of software and DBMS? 11.6 Do the platforms represent ‘State-of-the Art’? 11.7 Are the platforms considered efficient in transaction processing and data storage? 11.8 Are the platforms the SOE? 11.9 Do Service Level Agreements exist for Platform (Hardware) Support? 12.0 Networks & Communications 12.1 Has the cost effectiveness of the networks been measured & compared against estimates in the Business Case? 12.2 Is there adequate project-based technical support? 12.3 Is there adequate vendor-based technical support? 12.4 Do the networks meet reliability requirements? 12.5 Do the networks represent ‘State-of-the Art’? 12.6 Do the networks support business needs in terms of bandwidth? Project Review Checklist Print Date 5/20/12 Page 19 of 21
  • 20. Project Name Item Attribute Relevance Practice Assessment 12.7 Are all components of the networks in accordance with the SOE? 12.8 Do Service Level Agreements exist for Network Support? 13.0 Production & Operations Support 13.1 Do adequate operations procedures exist? 13.2 Are operations support measures in place for: a. OLTP b. Inquiries & Decision Support c. Utilities & back-ups 13.3 Do formal & documented procedures exist for: a. User (security) maintenance? b. Acceptance of applications to Production Support? 13.4 Is the Production Support (Application Maintenance) function well defined? 13.5 Are any of the following types of maintenance carried out on a planned basis: a. Perfective maintenance b. Preventative maintenance c. Adaptive maintenance 13.6 Are Service Level Agreements in place between the Support Functions and the user departments? 13.7 Is production problem resolution supported by: a. Formal and agreed procedures? b. Accurate time & cost estimating? c. Prioritization? d. Tracking? e. Reporting? Page 20 of 21 Print Date 5/20/12 Project Review Checklist
  • 21. Project Name Item Attribute Relevance Practice Assessment 13.8 Are Maintenance Metrics defined and in place? (These metrics may include: defect rates; problems per no. of users; defects per module/system; defects per Function Point; mean time to repair defect; mean cost to repair defect) 13.9 Is there an improvement program in place? 13.10 Are Help-desk functions well-defined, efficient and adequately resourced? Project Review Checklist Print Date 5/20/12 Page 21 of 21