Document background
The Project Intake Form is a fundamental governance document used in Irish business operations to formally initiate and evaluate new projects within an organization. It serves as the primary tool for collecting and assessing crucial project information at the preliminary stage, ensuring alignment with organizational objectives and compliance with Irish regulatory requirements. This document is typically used when any department or stakeholder wishes to propose a new project that requires significant resources, budget allocation, or organizational change. The form includes comprehensive sections covering project scope, objectives, resource requirements, risk assessment, and compliance considerations, while adhering to Irish data protection and business regulations. It facilitates structured decision-making and provides a standardized approach to project evaluation across the organization.
