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1、Project Charter ExamplePROJECT CHARTER EXAMPLEProject Name: LMT/PEL LIMS Deployment ProjectPrepared by John Doe and Mary SmithDate: 8/22/06INITIATION:LABORATORY INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (LIMS) DEPLOYMENTFebruary 6, 2006 (Supersedes the December 15, 2005 general LIMS Deployment Charter) Operati
2、ng Group Task #95: Provide Plan for LIMS deployment at Facility A and funding plan.Project Manager: John Doe, CIOProject Administrator: Mary Smith, Project Management OfficeSYNOPSIS: Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) are information management systems designed to track, organize, stor
3、e and report on laboratory-generate data and analytical results. In addition, when used in core laboratories, the LIMS provides a portal for generating accounting reports and the systematic distribution of resulting data back to the requesting scientists and collaborators. LIMS can operate in both h
4、ighly regulated and non-regulated environments. LIMS can meet all Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) requirements by providing full sample tracking, user certification, instrument and calibration management, standards & reagents management, full auditing, CFR21 Part 11, report and sample scheduling, bar
5、 coding, on-line help, and other functions. By eliminating several common sources of human error and by connecting directly to the laboratory-based instrumentation, LIMS improve laboratory efficiency. A full-featured LIMS will manage various laboratory data types including sample log-in, reporting a
6、nalytical results, billing, and other related operations.PURPOSE/ BUSINESS NEED: As a result of the increased use of various high throughput technologies in virtually all areas of biological research, sophisticated software is needed to help research and diagnostic laboratories manage, analyze, and
7、organize complex data. In addition, core technology facilities must be able to manage and distribute the data back to collaborating scientists in a controlled and secure manner. They must also have billing, tracking, and other capabilities to perform administrative functions efficiently. A well-desi
8、gned LIMS can provide the solution to all of these production requirements.SCOPE AND ACCEPTANCE:LMTThe scope of the LMT component of the project includes a tested, documented, and functional LIMS no longer dependent on the Finch system. Enhancements will be developed separately and not be included i
9、n this project. Once the basic functionality has been documented and approved by the LMT, its users, the Customer, the Informatics Group, and the Project Manager, changes will not be made to the scope without the written approval of the LMT head and the Informatics Group Project Manager.PELAn initia
10、l needs assessment of the PEL lab and user-base will establish the basic functionality of the LIMS for this project. Enhancements will be developed separately and not be included in this project. Once the basic functionality has been documented and approved by the PEL, its users, the Customer, the I
11、nformatics Group, and the Project Manager, changes will not be made to the scope without the written approval of the PEL head and the Informatics Group Project Manager.APPROACH:Standard development process utilized in the LIMS project:1) Informatics Group LIMS developer will collect user requirement
12、s and document it as requirement description for user review.2) Informatics Group LIMS developer will write the corresponding use cases to cover requirements. 3) Informatics Group LIMS developer will have system architecture design for user review.4) Informatics Group LIMS developer will write detai
13、led design document for major components/classes.5) During the software development phase, unit testing, regression testing and system integration testing are required.6) During the software quality assurance phase, QA testing and user acceptance testing will be required. 7) Final user acceptance te
14、sting will be given prior to the final production release.PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AND DELIVERABLES:The LIMs to be deployed in the support laboratories will provide various functions for the designated recipient laboratories. Additionally, the LIMs described in this document will be deployed in various s
15、tages that each will represent a milestone. The Project Management Plan includes a Work Breakdown Structure and timeline for the achievement of those milestones (each with significant improvements and/or additional capabilities). This approach is designed to provide an immediate benefit to the recip
16、ient laboratories and demonstrate robust core functionalities which will then be extended in the subsequent versions of the software.LMT LIMS Phase I: Data AnalysisPhase II: Barcode Inventory Tracking SystemPhase III: Reporting SystemPhase IV: System ConsolidationPEL LIMSPhase I: Needs AnalysisPhase II: Prototype System Development, Review, and ValidatePhase III: Im
