Scope
Review the intended outcomes, scope boundaries and the team’s understanding of what the project needs to deliver.
CONSULTING & ADVISORY
Project Health Checks
& Peer Reviews
Review a project’s delivery context, surface priority risks and identify practical improvements. A focused service for project sponsors, programme leaders and delivery teams, with the scope and evidence agreed at the outset.
What the review covers
Milestones
Examine key milestones, current progress and the planning assumptions that support delivery.
Risks
Review the important uncertainties, recorded risks and planned responses within the agreed scope.
Dependencies
Explore the internal and external dependencies that influence coordination and delivery.
Stakeholder alignment
Examine stakeholder expectations, role clarity and communication around the project’s priorities.
Governance
Review decision responsibilities, reporting and escalation arrangements in the project context.
Agree the review before it begins
Define the purpose and boundaries
Agree the project context, questions to address, stakeholders and review scope.
Confirm the evidence
Agree the documents, relevant discussions and other available evidence that will inform the review.
Review and discuss
Examine the agreed areas and discuss observations with the relevant sponsor or team.
Prioritise practical action
Present concise findings, priority risks and improvement actions for the team’s next steps.
What you receive
Concise findings
A clear account of the observations relevant to the agreed review scope and evidence.
Priority risks
A focused view of the risks and concerns that warrant attention from the sponsor or delivery team.
Improvement actions
Practical actions agreed in the context of the findings, priorities and intended outcomes.
Start with the project context
Share an initial brief
- Organisation, contact person and project context
- Current stage and main concerns
- Intended outcomes and suggested review scope
- Available documents and relevant stakeholders
- Preferred timeline
Discuss the review
The corporate-outreach portfolio will coordinate the enquiry with the relevant chapter expertise.
corporate@pmipunechapter.org
Enquire about a reviewConfirm the engagement details
The scope, available evidence, review lead, deliverables, timing and fees are agreed before the engagement is accepted.
Common questions
Who can request a review?
Project sponsors, programme leaders and delivery teams can discuss a review around a defined project concern or improvement need.
What information will the review use?
The evidence is agreed at the outset. Depending on the scope, it may include project plans, milestone updates, risk records, stakeholder information and governance documents, together with relevant discussions.
How are the review scope and timing decided?
Share the project context, main concerns and intended outcomes. The chapter will discuss a suitable scope, required evidence, lead availability and timing with you.
Bring clarity to the next steps.
Share your project context to discuss a focused review.