An early-stage idea
Translate a broad ambition into a problem statement, objectives and boundaries.
Give an emerging initiative a workable definition before committing to delivery. Examine the objectives, stakeholders, assumptions and dependencies, then shape a project brief that supports an informed decision.

Possible starting points for discussion. The final scope depends on your requirements.
Translate a broad ambition into a problem statement, objectives and boundaries.
Compare delivery options and the assumptions that would make each one workable.
Bring scattered requirements and stakeholder expectations into a shared starting document.
Deliverables, responsibilities and timing are agreed for each engagement. The following is a starting point for defining the scope.
Review the available information, business objectives and questions that need to be resolved.
Define proposed boundaries, responsibilities and the people needed for decisions.
Set out possible approaches, resource assumptions, dependencies and issues for further validation.
Prepare the agreed brief, milestones and recommended next decisions for the project.
The final deliverables are agreed before work begins. Depending on the scope, they may include:
Tell us what you need. We can begin with an outline and work through the details together.
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