Project identification

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Template:Short description Project identification is a process in the initiating phase of project life cycle for identifying a need, problem, or opportunity.

Once identified, a project is initially documented objectively defining what was identified. This identification can be the result of an organization's strategic planning, of a company's normal operations, as the response to an unexpected event, or to a need.[1]

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