How to Write a Bulletproof Project Overview Statement

by Robert K. Wysocki

In this Executive Report by Robert K. Wysocki, we examine the project overview statement (POS) -- the first document you create as part of the process for getting approval of a new proposed project. If done right, the POS can have a positive impact on executive management support, meaningful client involvement, expected business value, and the best-fit project management approach.

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How to Write a Bulletproof Project Overview Statement 1 December 2009

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