Which document outlines the schedule for implementing a rollout, along with projected costs?

The rollout plan is specifically designed to detail the schedule for implementing a project, as well as to outline the associated projected costs. This document serves as a comprehensive guide that includes timelines, milestones, and a breakdown of expenses to ensure that stakeholders have a clear understanding of how the rollout will progress and what resources will be required.

While a project plan often encompasses broader elements of a project including scope, resources, and timelines, it may not focus solely on the specifics of the rollout phase. Similarly, an implementation strategy could address methods and approaches for executing project components, but it doesn’t necessarily provide the detailed schedule or financial projections needed for the rollout phase. A budget overview, on the other hand, would primarily focus on the financial aspect without detailing the timeline or specific phases of implementation. Therefore, the rollout plan is the most appropriate document for providing both the schedule and projected costs of the project’s rollout.