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  2. DELETE [CB draft] MBA605: Strategic Project Management (2026.A.01)
  3. Unit 4: Planning Projects
  4. 4.11: Course Project, Step 4
  5. Practice: Comprehensive Project Planning

Practice: Comprehensive Project Planning

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For any project, most of the work occurs during the planning stage which can take quite a while to complete. Once you have a well thought plan that includes every stage of planning and mapped it out, you can begin the execution of your project. It may also be useful to think about a few back-up plans just in case one part of the planning doesn't go as planned. 

If you have not already created a project document file, you can create a copy of this [project template] to store your work.

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