Templates
Below are some templates that relate to the best practices areas that I have discussed on my blog.
RACI Template – This template is used in conjunction with the Project Management Plan to define roles and responsibilities on the project team. The RACI defines for each project area / deliverable who is Responsible, Accountable, Contributing, or Informed.
project_budget template – This templates is used as part of the Project Budgeting process, as well as on-going tracking of actual costs. The Project budget template breaks out costs by category (labor and non-labor), as well as by month.
Stakeholder Analysis Template – This template provides a simple way to identify key stakeholders, capture their perspective on the project, and define next steps as part of the project planning process.
WBS Dictionary Template – The WBS dictionary is a helpful deliverable that provides further definition of Phases, Deliverables, Work Packages, Activities defined in a WBS planning session.
Project Status Report – The Project Status Report represents the key communication vehicle consistently utilized throughout the project lifecycle. This is a good template that includes descriptive narrative, as well as key project metrics.
Project Closure Feedback Survey – Survey tool utilized to capture feedback from key stakeholders during the project closure process.
Project Closure Report Template – The project closure report summarizes what was delivered, key performance metrics and feedback captured from project stakeholders.
PM-Foundations 
Thanks for this article, Im going to borrow a snippet of this info for my blog if that is okay with you, I’ll be sure to leave you as a reference to the source of info though.
No problem. I am good with using this information as long as my blog is referenced.
Steve
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thanks Patricia- Feel free to reach out for specific help.
Steve