Evaluation Of A Project Management

1. Currently the organization expects that their forecast for labor requirements is essentially constant from the previous year. Based on this assumption complete the five stages of the planning process:

Step 5. We drafted the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS), this classified the tasks and activities needed for the doing project work.

Creating the plan requires several steps as shown in the below figure, there are four steps to

3) Establish expectations (how and when to communicate, who will do what aspects of the project) and a timeline in which the group must complete specific tasks.

3.1 Assess the process for monitoring team performance and initiate changes where necessary 3.2 Evaluate team performance against agreed objectives of the plan 3.3

Next, the planning process begins to focus on the specifics. A specific migration path is created, including the goals and tentative schedules. In addition, the planning phase develops teams and tasks, chooses vendors and negotiate contracts, and creates a comprehensive implementation plan (Amayayakul, 2012).

An evaluation plan is one of the most critical elements of a project because it helps to measure the project’s success. In addition, the evaluation plan provides information that allows for adjustments/improvements during project development and implementation.

4. Development and Testing – This step involves using the final system design to acquire or develop the system. Testing of units, integration, performance, system, and acceptance are done to ensure system functionality and the sponsor’s requirements and that all segments/structures, communications, applications, procedures, and documentation are in place, tested, and integrated. End users are implemented to verify and thoroughly test that the system functions as required.

i) Identify the items, resources, and the tasks. Draw a process flow diagram for this process.

5. What is the next step the team members must take in order to complete their project plans?

In the actually activities practiced we met with our client frequently to worked to refine requirements, through client meetings, and mockups of system.

The next step is to create an action plan. This is to establish roles, responsibilities and timelines for all goals and objectives. This lays the framework for short medium and long-term goals. It should also include how you will monitor the process.

|First of a series of six templates for project plan and schedule development. This guideline lists the process steps for developing a work |

Step5: the fifth step is implementing strategies. To be successful, strategies must be implemented carefully. People with the right skills may be needed to make some of the strategies to work. Re-organizing the existing

A project at work we have completed more recently is the Inventory by location project. It is a new system implemented to make it easier to locate product in the store and keep track of inventory. The project took two weeks to complete. The first week was prep work and the second week was implementation. The first week was broken down into three sequences while second week was broken down into days. Before the system was put in, inventory only had a few locations in the computer. There was general, staging, and receiving. The general inventory was anything in the store that was in general inventory. To locate it, a person just had to know what general area it was in or where it was in the store. When new employees were hired if they were left alone it took hours to put up stock. They would have to ask previous employees were product was or should go. It was very ineffective. Cycle counting inventory was also a nightmare. An employee could not count inventory of one location or grouping of product. Cycle counts were sporatic and there was no way to know where the product was in the store. There was not a way to cycle count all inventory in the store without doing it by each individual part number, which would have taken a month. Now, a cycle count can be done for each location accounting for all inventory in the store in just a matter of a day. With the new system every shelf and subunit of shelving has a location in the computer that shows a person where to locate a