Deliverablessarja

Deliverablessarja is a project management term describing a predefined sequence of deliverables produced during a project’s lifecycle. The word blends "deliverables" with the Finnish "sarja," meaning series, reflecting its use in Nordic planning contexts. It denotes a structured package of outputs scheduled in order with clear acceptance criteria.

It aims to improve planning, coordination, and stakeholder alignment by defining what will be delivered at each stage, who is responsible, and when. It helps manage interdependencies, risk, and quality through milestones and reviews.

A typical deliverablessarja includes a list of deliverables, ownership, sequence and timing, acceptance criteria, quality controls, dependencies, and entry and exit criteria for each stage. Documentation and change control are often integrated, with reviews at stage gates and progress tracked against the series.

Documentation and change control are often integrated, with reviews at stage gates and progress tracked against the series. (Note: this sentence clarifies ongoing process integration within the concept.)

In software development, a deliverablessarja might include requirements documents, design specifications, a prototype or MVP, test plans, user manuals, and a final release, each with its own owner.

Variants range from short-term series aligned to a sprint to multi-phase sets spanning a project.