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Template for illustrating a lifecycle OpportunityRequirements System TeamWorkWay of Working Stakeholders Seeded Collaborating Formed Adjourned Initiated Under Control (Concluded) Concluded Prepared Closed Principles Established In Place Working Well Retired Foundation Established Performing Started In Use Scoped Acceptable Addressed Fulfilled Coherent Conceived Demonstrable Ready Retired Usable Approach Selected Fulfilled Operational Solution Needed Viable Addressed Benefit Accrued Value Established Identified Represented In Agreement Satisfied for Deployment Satisfied in Use Involved Recognized Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 Phase 4

Overview of the End of Phase Milestones Vanilla EssUP OpportunityRequirements System TeamWorkWay of Working Stakeholders Seeded Collaborating Formed Adjourned Initiated Under Control Concluded Prepared Closed Principles Established In Place Working Well Retired Foundation Established Performing Started In Use Scoped Acceptable Addressed Fulfilled Coherent Conceived Demonstrable Ready Retired Usable Approach Selected Fulfilled Operational Solution Needed Viable Addressed Benefit Accrued Value Established Identified Represented In Agreement Satisfied for Deployment Satisfied in Use Involved Recognized Inception Elaboration Construction Transition up

Elaboration Inception Transition Construction Exploratory OpportunityRequirements System TeamWorkWay of Working Solution Needed Benefit Accrued Identified Scoped Acceptable Addressed Demonstrable Retired Seeded Collaborating Adjourned Initiated Concluded Prepared Closed Principles Established Retired In Use Operational Stakeholders Represented Satisfied in Use Recognized Value Established Conceived Approach Selected Formed Foundation Established Started Involved In Agreement Fulfilled Viable Coherent Approach Selected Usable Under Control Performing In Place Working Well Addressed Fulfilled Ready (Concluded) Working Well Performing Satisfied for Deployment Usable Exploratory

Elaboration Inception Transition Construction Standard OpportunityRequirements System TeamWorkWay of Working Solution Needed Benefit Accrued Identified Scoped Addressed Demonstrable Retired Seeded Adjourned Initiated Concluded Prepared Closed Principles Established Retired Operational Stakeholders Represented Satisfied in Use Recognized Value Established Conceived Formed Foundation Established Started Involved Fulfilled Approach Selected Usable Addressed Fulfilled Ready (Concluded) Working Well Performing Satisfied for Deployment Usable In Agreement Viable Coherent Under Control Performing Working Well In Use Ready Collaborating In Place Standard Acceptable

Inception Transition Construction Maintenance OpportunityRequirements System TeamWorkWay of Working Solution Needed Benefit Accrued Identified Scoped Demonstrable Retired Seeded Adjourned Initiated Concluded Prepared Closed Principles Established Retired Operational Stakeholders Represented Satisfied in Use Recognized Value Established Conceived Formed Foundation Established Started Involved Fulfilled Approach Selected Usable Addressed Ready Satisfied for Deployment In Agreement Viable Coherent Under Control Performing Working Well In Use Ready Collaborating In Place Operational Ready Satisfactorily Addressed Sufficiently Described Maintenance

Intake Active Support Support OpportunityRequirements System TeamWorkWay of Working Solution Needed Benefit Accrued Identified Scoped Acceptable Addressed Demonstrable Retired Seeded Adjourned Initiated Concluded Prepared Closed Principles Established Retired Stakeholders Represented Satisfied in Use Recognized Value Established Conceived Formed Foundation Established Started Involved Fulfilled Approach Selected Usable Addressed Fulfilled Ready Satisfied for Deployment In Agreement Viable Coherent Under Control (Performing) Working Well In Use Collaborating In Place Operational Support