| Step
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			Activities 
			Templates, Tools and Techniques are italicized
			 | 
			Deliverable
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		| D1 | - Review the client's strategic and operational goals/objectives 
 - Identify the problem or opportunity, and get situational background 
 - Determine how the project fits with the strategy and/or operations
 
  | Problem /  Opportunity Analysis  | 
		| D2 | - Identify key stakeholders, team members, & customers/managers/users 
 - Identify stakeholder Roles and Responsibilities along with Time Allocations to the project 
 - Confirm that the project is a worthwhile improvement priority and determine who is in support 
 - Obtain written Sponsor and Stakeholder Support 
 
  | Stakeholder Analysis | 
		| D3 | - Determine the project purpose, team objectives, assumptions, and constraints 
 - Write a goal statement, including the intended improvement and how it is to be measured 
 - Define Criteria for Success of the overall initiative 
 - Define project scope and subsequent phases 
 - Write a short business case explaining the potential impact of the project to customers 
 
  | Project Charter (Preliminary) | 
		| D4 | - Identify value-add activities and show the critical path with dependencies between activities 
 - Identify milestones for the project, and allocate resources to develop an initial timeline 
 - Initiate a weekly status with Management Control Process 
 
  | Project Plan (Preliminary) | 
		| D5 | - Review existing documentation 
 - Select areas or aspects of concern, and list involved processes 
 - Identify inputs & outputs for key processes 
 
  | SIPOC for the “As-Is” | 
		| D6 | - List and describe current and anticipated Points of Pain 
 - Identify symptoms of current and anticipated problems/deficiencies discussed in the organization 
 
  | Deficiency List (Preliminary) | 
		| D7 | - Facilitate the creation of a process map for areas or aspects of concern 
 - Define process boundaries
 
  | Process Map for the “As-Is” (High-Level) | 
		| D8 | - Conduct Interviews with stakeholders such as customers, users, and managers 
 - Create a list of what is important to the customers, users, and/or managers 
 
  | VOC (Voice of the Customer) | 
		| D9 | - Identify processes crucial for success per the customer viewpoint 
 - Develop a list of critical items from the customer/user/manager perspective 
 - Translate CTQs into High-Level Functional Requirements 
 
  | CTQ (Critical-to-Quality) | 
		| D10 | - Create detailed process map for all impacted areas 
 - Use call-outs to highlight issues to discuss
 
  | Process Map for the “As-Is” (Detailed/ Updated) |