According to EDUCBA, "A project is a collaborative set of operations, involving research or design that is carefully planned to achieve a certain objective" (n.d., para. 1). In order to manage a project, a detailed process known as the project life cycle is often followed. The Painting at JWU Project is a practical project that will guide you through the typical phases in the Project Life Cycle. There are 5 Project Life Cycle phases that you will apply to the Painting at JWU Project as outlined below: Phase 1: Initiation Phase 2: Planning Phase 3: Execution Phase 4: Monitoring & Controlling Phase 5: Closure Scenario: To start, let's look at Phase 1: Initiation. Pretend that you are the owner of a company that performs interior painting services. You will be attending a bidders' conference at Johnson & Wales University where you will receive more detailed information about the classroom painting project.   At this point, your goal is to gather information about the project stakeholders as well as project details to determine whether or not to submit a bid for the project.   With the information supplied thus far, please answer the following questions:   Who might the stakeholders be for this project? You can think in general terms of job title and responsibilities. What questions might you have for the client before deciding to submit a bid? What assumptions about the stakeholders might be logical to make? If you were a team member on the project, not the owner of the painting company, discuss briefly how you might interact with the stakeholders. Determine at least five stakeholders for the JWU Painting Project. Your submission can be in a table format listing the stakeholder, the stakeholder's area of concern, and any assumptions made regarding the particular stakeholder. You may also format your submission in essay form in a word document

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According to EDUCBA, "A project is a collaborative set of operations, involving research or design that is carefully planned to achieve a certain objective" (n.d., para. 1). In order to manage a project, a detailed process known as the project life cycle is often followed. The Painting at JWU Project is a practical project that will guide you through the typical phases in the Project Life Cycle.
There are 5 Project Life Cycle phases that you will apply to the Painting at JWU Project as outlined below:
  • Phase 1: Initiation
  • Phase 2: Planning
  • Phase 3: Execution
  • Phase 4: Monitoring & Controlling
  • Phase 5: Closure
Scenario:
To start, let's look at Phase 1: Initiation. Pretend that you are the owner of a company that performs interior painting services. You will be attending a bidders' conference at Johnson & Wales University where you will receive more detailed information about the classroom painting project.
 
At this point, your goal is to gather information about the project stakeholders as well as project details to determine whether or not to submit a bid for the project.
 
With the information supplied thus far, please answer the following questions:
 
  1. Who might the stakeholders be for this project? You can think in general terms of job title and responsibilities.
  2. What questions might you have for the client before deciding to submit a bid?
  3. What assumptions about the stakeholders might be logical to make?
  4. If you were a team member on the project, not the owner of the painting company, discuss briefly how you might interact with the stakeholders.
Determine at least five stakeholders for the JWU Painting Project. Your submission can be in a table format listing the stakeholder, the stakeholder's area of concern, and any assumptions made regarding the particular stakeholder. You may also format your submission in essay form in a word document.
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