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Problem/Pain Project Proposal Solution Key Benefits Project Goals Project Scope Project Resources Project Schedule Project Timeline Deliverables Success Criteria Budget Project Management Summary

Problem/Pain

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Describe the problem or the pain point that your solution aims to relieve. For instance, a service team is under strain because of the growing number of customers.

Make some notes about the pain point or put links to sources

Project Proposal

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Provide background information
Outline the purpose of your proposal
Define your goals
Accentuate what sets you apart
Briefly state the budget
Finish with a call to action and ask for a follow-up

Represent your project idea in several statements

Solution

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Outline how exactly your project solves the previously mentioned problem. For instance, an AI-based chatbot can ease the burden on your support team by handling incoming requests instantly.

Link to source

Solution

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Key Benefits

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Reduced workload on the support team
Quicker customer service
Lower expenses on the support personnel
Enhanced customer communication
Greater client satisfaction

Briefly list the fundamental advantages of your project for the end user. The key benefits in our example may include

Project Goals

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Providing competent help to customers immediately
Reducing the number of calls to the support team
Enhancing company’s digital presence
Promoting corporate website

Take a moment to describe your goals more fundamentally.

For instance, AI-based chatbots are aimed at

Project Scope

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Demonstrate the general scope of work your project encompasses.

This part usually comprises the following constituents

Overview	The essence and the goal of the project
Management	Approval process and responsibilities
Approach, phases, tasks	How will the project be handled
Deliverables	What will be developed and produced
Timeline	The specific terms of each project stage as well as of the entire project
Cost estimate, payment schedule	What is the project’s budget, and how should it be paid
Assumptions	What is and isn’t included

Project Resources

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Describe the resources required for project completion.

The scope of resources	Identify the resources required for the project
Resource allocation	Match the proper resources to the proper assignments
Time frame	Plan the adequate amount of time for each resource
Working schedule	Schedule resources according to projected availability
Progress management	Keep track of the project’s progress
Unforeseen events	Be ready to make adjustments due to human factor or other unexpected occurrences
Post-project analysis	Compare projected resources and their allocation to the actual ones

Project Schedule

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Present the project schedule and list the project phases.

General Timeline	Create the overall project timeline with start dates, end dates, and key stages
Phases description	Outline the works that are necessary to attain the project deliverables at each phase
Tasks description	Determine the costs, resources, and dependencies related to each job
Responsibilities	Identify the team members accountable for each job

Project Timeline

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Compose a detailed project timeline.

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Plan

Assemble Recources

Working Plans

Subcontractor Selection

Helpdesk Content Plan

Test

Perfomance Validation

Test Complete

Monitoring

Phase Sync

Develop

Prototype

Alpha Build

Development Phase 1

Development Phase 2

V2 Development Begins

Launch

Blog Launch 07.03

WW Launch Event — 10.13

Website Live — 10.20

Press Release —08.04

Deliverables

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Product roadmap construction

Initial user interface wireframe

Customer journey map

User retention report

Set up all tangible and intangible outputs submitted within the project lifecycle.

An example of project deliverables

for the software team:

Success Criteria

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Establish expectations and requirements that a project must meet in the outcome.

COST	DELIVERABLES	BUSINESS GOALS
Comparison of the project's actual expenditure against the estimated budget.	Measuring the quality of the finished product based on the established deliverables.	Measuring the quality of the finished product based on the established deliverables.

TIMELINE	RESOURCE CAPACITY	STAKEHOLDER  SATISFACTION
Whether the project completion occurs within the initially planned time frame.	Assessing the efficiency of resource allocation.	The level of stakeholder engagement   and satisfaction with the project accomplishments.

SCOPE
Evaluation of the project outcomes compared to the project scope.

Budget

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Report the total budget estimate for the project and a budget breakdown into the major categories.

Human resources	Salary rates of all workers involved in the project.
Material resources	All the items the project team might need to fulfill the job, such as software, equipment, or other materials.
Training fees	Workshops, training sessions, conferences, and more.
Research expenses	All kinds of studies or data that must support the project and maximize its value.
Professional services	Consultants, market researchers, legal advice, etc.
Contingency funds	Contingency reserves aim to increase flexibility and reduce the risks of budget overruns. They usually constitute 5-10% of the budget.

Project Management

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Project highlight one
Project highlight two
Project highlight three
Project highlight four

Provide an overview of the project methodology and point out project highlights. This helps to demonstrate your professional vision of the project and the way to its successful completion.

Summary

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1. Key statement one

2. Key statement two

3. Key statement three

4. Key statement four & etc.

List the key statements of the whole project presentation you wish your audience to memorize. Use this slide to reinforce the positive impression of your project and make an impactful statement in the end.

Thank you!

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Do not forget to thank your audience for their time and attention. Add your contact information if you plan to leave or send this presentation for further review.

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Project Presentation FAQ

The primary purpose of a project presentation is to explain the project, including the product and process, to its evaluators. Therefore, your presentation should be comprehensive, clear, and illustrative. Start with the fundamental goals of your project. Then, outline what you are going to do, how you will do it, what you will need to complete the process, and what output you will receive. Support your statements with facts, figures, research, charts, and pictures. Utilize a project presentation template to feel more confident.

A project proposal presentation is similar to a project presentation, but its purpose is to make the parties interested and involve them in your project implementation. Therefore, apart from introducing your project in terms of product and process, you also need to urge your audience to move further with your offer. To attain this, you should engage your audience with your explanation. Specify why your project will be demanded by end users and how it will benefit both stakeholders and customers. Repeat your main point three times: first, tell the listeners what you are going to say; then say it; finally, tell them what you’ve just said.

A typical presentation comprises an introduction, main body, and conclusion. In the introduction, you explain the background, including the market, the audience, and the problem your project is going to solve. The main body represents the product itself and how you are going to develop it. The conclusion summarizes the main points of your presentation. If you have extensive research or other materials that you want to include in your presentation, you can add them in the amendments section. The sample project presentation slides will efficiently guide you through the fundamental presentation structure.

Start your presentation by describing the project background. Where has the product idea come from? Then present the external factors, such as the market, target audience, and competitors. Where do the market opportunities for your solution lie? What are customer aspirations? Do your competitors cover customer needs? Afterward, go through your entire solution, stage by stage, presenting the product and the process. Highlight how the solution addresses the existing issue and which benefits it provides. Summarize the major points and state what you expect from your audience and what they will receive in the outcome.

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Table of Contents

Problem/Pain

Project Proposal

Solution

Solution

Key Benefits

Project Goals

Project Scope

Project Resources

Project Schedule

Project Timeline

Deliverables

Success Criteria

Budget

Project Management

Summary

Thank you!

Project Presentation

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