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        Translate Vision to Action 
        There's an old joke - a camel is a horse designed by committee. Most
        projects are camels. Unfortunately, they're expensive camels. The costs
        are not only financial but political. When executives expect to see a
        horse and development delivers the camel, reactions can range all the
        way from panic to wild panic. 
        Put First Things First 
        There's a sequence to the documentation that ensures success. Whether
        you write three pages or three hundred, you need to follow the sequence
        or risk failure. Getting these documents correct requires discipline. If
        you've developed a project, you've likely used some version of each of
        the following: 
          
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        *For details on each document, select one of them from the table
        above. 
        However, most companies skip or combine the sequence. Many drift back
        and forth between detail and vision. This damages the final product
        because you miss important steps and omit vital assumptions. 
        Following the sequence above lets you resolve conflicts early in the
        project, breaks the development into logical phases, and greatly reduces
        
        scope creep.
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