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Project Charter

Is the main document that defines the scope of the project and all related conditions. It contains a brief description of the project, its goals, content and environment, working with which allows you to:

1) Work out the main aspects of project implementation

2) Assess the necessary time, human and material resources for this

3) Coordinate the project idea with the leaders of the organization

The charter is written once and cannot be corrected. Should be short and clear. Its purpose is to fix agreements on content between all interested parties. Is a certain guarantor for you.

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