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This document is a Critical Project Review Panel Report template issued by the Georgia Technology Authority (GTA) for monitoring and evaluating state IT project health and performance. The report provides a standardized framework for assessing projects at specified reporting periods, with a project start date, designated development/implementation phases, and a planned go-live date. The template includes a comprehensive project overview section with fields for the agency name, project name, company name and contact information, original and current project budgets, and project end dates. The report structure evaluates six primary status indicators—communication, cost, issue management, quality, risk management, and schedule—each rated on a four-point scale (green, yellow, orange, or red) with trend indicators showing improvement, decline, or no change. Additionally, five optional status indicators assess governance, operational readiness, organizational change management, vendor management, and resource management, each with defined measures and spaces for observations and recommendations.

The report template requires detailed documentation across multiple assessment categories, including communication plans with stakeholder feedback loops, cost tracking with budget variance analysis, issue escalation procedures, quality acceptance criteria, risk response strategies, schedule baseline performance indicators, governance decision-making processes, and organizational change management in compliance with Georgia Code Section 50-29-3. Vendor management sections address state resource oversight of contract terms and deliverables, while operational readiness measures focus on deployment documentation and post-go-live support planning. The template emphasizes quantifiable metrics and documented evidence for each assessment area, with specific attention to technical considerations such as new technology risks, integration challenges, and resource skillset availability. This instrument serves as a quality assurance tool for state IT projects to ensure consistent monitoring and early identification of project health issues.

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Report As of Date: mm/dd/yyyy

Critical Project Review Panel Report

(DATE)

(As of Date) (Project Name)

Company Name, Address, Phone

GENERAL INFORMATION

OVERALL PROJECT HEALTH RATING

Agency Name:

Panel Review Meeting Date:

PREVIOUS STATUS
CURRENT STATUS

Project Name:

Yellow
Green

Project Reporting Period:

Original Project Budget:

Executive Summary

Current Project Budget:

Project Start Date:

DDI Start Date

GO-Live Date

Project End Date:

Project Phase:

Project Status Indicators:
Future Trend Indicators:
Green
On-track, only minor issues
+=Improving
Yellow
One or more areas of concern
-=Declining
Orange
Significant issues that limit the success of the project
N/C = No Change
Red
Critical issues that threaten the completion of a project
N/A
Not applicable

Project Description

PROJECT STATUS INDICATORS - Trend values are “+” “-“ or ”N/C” . Comments must be brief and high-level.

COMMUNICATION
COST
ISSUE MANAGEMENT
QUALITY
RISK MANAGEMENT
SCHEDULE
Previous
Current
Trend
Previous
Current
Trend
Previous
Current
Trend
Previous
Current
Trend
Previous
Current
Trend
Previous
Current
Trend
Green
Green
Green
Green
Green
Green
Green
Green
Green
Green
Green
Green

OPTIONAL STATUS INDICATORS AS APPLICABLE TO PROJECT - Trend values are “+” “-“ or ”N/C” . Comments must be brief and high-level.

GOVERNANCE
OPERATIONAL READINESS
ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE MANAGEMENT
VENDOR MANAGEMENT
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
Previous
Current
Trend
Previous
Current
Trend
Previous
Current
Trend
Previous
Current
Trend
Previous
Current
Trend
Green
Green
Green
Green
Green
Green
Green
Green
Green
Green

Report Details Communication Measures:

· A communications plan exists which includes all project stakeholders, key communication needs, frequency/timing of communications and communications method

· Communication feedback loops are in place to validate that communication is successful

· The communications plan is being followed

Observations:

Recommendations:

Cost Measures:

· Confident that budget contingency amount is sufficient

· Sustainability model is defined and regularly reviewed

· Project-to-date costs are meeting expectations

· Budget and actuals are tracked at an appropriate detail level

· Contract invoices are validated against accepted deliverables

· For non-fixed price contracts: cost variance is tracked against vendor’s cost baseline

· Technical Assessment: Include financial costs such as technical consulting, licenses, hosting, migration devices, cloud services etc.

Observations:

Recommendations:

Issue Management Measures:

· Issue Management Plan is defined

· Issue management is effective

· Escalation path is in place for all issues

· Issues are resolved timely

· Impact of issues to cost, scope, schedule, quality

· Include Technical Issues, if any

Observations:

Recommendations:

Quality Measures:

· Deliverable acceptance criteria defined and followed

· Quality of deliverables reviewed during last reporting period was acceptable

· Overall client satisfaction with quality of work products to date

· Quality criteria are well defined

· Defect criteria and reporting processes are defined and followed

Risk Management

· Risk management plan is defined

· Risk management process is in place and followed

· Response strategies for risks are documented

· Level of risk carried by the project as determined by Impact and Probability of Occurrence

· Timely risk reviews and updates are occurring

· Include Technical Risks. May include new technology used, technical skillset availability, Hosting Risks, Integration Risks as examples

Observations:

Recommendations:

Schedule Measures:

· Schedule management plan is defined

· Assessment of the effectiveness of the schedule

· Schedule is baselined

· Performance against the schedule as indicated by (SPI)

· Changes to baseline schedule are being managed.

Governance

· Governance Management Plan is defined

· Roles and responsibilities are identified and maintained

· Decision-making and escalation processes are developed and followed consistently

· Integration with other governing bodies identified and adhered to (financial, data management, etc.)

· Decisions are made in a timely manner at the appropriate level

· Meetings are being held regularly with required participation

Observations:

Recommendations:

Organizational Change Management (OCM) (As required by OCGA (Code Section 50-29-3)) Measures:

· An executable OCM strategy is defined and approved

· Level of training for customers/users is Identified

· Stakeholder analysis has been conducted and is updated regularly

· A risk assessment of organizational change is completed

· OCM has a resource assigned as owner with sufficient resources.

· Communication strategy is defined for acceptance of the change

· Training strategy(ies) is defined and incorporated into the integrated project schedule

Operational Readiness

· Operational Documentation is in place such as Runbooks, Support Scripts, Support Roles

· Criteria for go live is defined, documented and reviewed regularly

· Implementation (Deployment) Checklist is prepared

· Confident that a plan is ready to support the implementation day-one and ongoing support

· Confident that the right support resources are in place after go-live

Observations:

Recommendations:

Vendor Management Measures:

· State resource is assigned to manage contract terms

· The vendor reports to a state resource

· All vendor contract changes and decisions are approved by the state

· Vendor deliverables are clearly defined and can be tracked to the needs of the project

· Multiple vendors are managed by an Integrator

· Contract Performance (Schedule and Budget) is tracked and reported

Resource Management

· Project resource management plan is defined including all necessary resources (people, equipment, software, space etc.)

· Cross functional/project resource needs are identified (vendors, internal, external)

· Required skillsets are identified

· Resource acquisition processes and plans are identified (ie. RFS)

Observations:

Recommendations:

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