Plan On a Page Examples Editable MS PowerPoint Template (PowerPoint PPTX Slide Deck)

This PowerPoint template is both editable and easy to use and offers a very quick way to construct a Plan On a Page (POaP) for both internal and external stakeholders. 8 time out of 10 in my 20+ years as Project Manager, a Plan On a Page was the go to item for reporting on project status and updating clients on the position of a project.

This is useful for any type of meeting with either the team, senior management or clients and is useful to have as a desktop shortcut for quick and easy access.

A number of examples are shown that can be tailored to suit your project, either as Agile, Agile Scrum or PRINCE2 waterfall projects. I have included examples which show how to make best use of on-screen real estate and provide a comprehensive view of the project by Month or Sprint.

You can even use a plan to show costings per phase (for bids or Statements of Work) as shown in one of the examples.

This template includes a variety of detailed examples to cater to different project management methodologies, such as Agile, Scrum, and PRINCE2. Each example is meticulously designed to maximize on-screen real estate, providing a comprehensive monthly or sprint-based view of the project. The visual clarity ensures that all stakeholders, from team members to senior executives, can quickly grasp the project's status and upcoming milestones.

The template also offers flexibility in showcasing project costings per phase, making it ideal for bids or Statements of Work. The examples include key milestones, dependencies, and critical paths, ensuring no detail is overlooked. This tool is indispensable for project managers who need to present a clear, concise, and visually appealing project overview to clients and internal teams alike.