Project Management For Improved Work Development | Business Case Analysis
Project Scope, Objectives, and KPI
The project management holds an integral role for forming the implication management and aligning the utilization management. The completion of the works would be aligned with the management activity and management of the successive work completion. The integration has been managed with the consideration of the factors and managing the implication development. The following assignment would be implied with the integration of the improved work development. The business case analysis would be developed for listing the analysis of the factors for integration and alignment of the specific work completion. The assignment would include the analysis of project scope, objectives, KPI–project delivery, risk analysis, resource plan, estimation plan, communication plan, project schedule, monitoring and controlling strategy, changes applied on project schedule / cost, project status report, and change management details. The completion of the report would result in forming the final documentation development for the stakeholders.
The business case is the analysis of the project background for the development of the effective and smart management processing. The implication of the works had been aligned with the utilization of the works and taking care of the project activities. The project plan would be developed for considering the specific alignment tools. The project would form the reduction of the OPEX/CAPEX in the organization by the installing the use of the ICT infrastructure, services, and resources. The project is also responsible for the utilization of the works and integrating the alignment of the factors for development of IT operations and enhancing the work alignment.
The project has been developed for utilizing the implication management operations and forming the successful integration of the activities. The project scope is an improved work proposition aligning the specific work execution and management of the activities. The project scope development has been largely implied with the factors for integrating the alignment of the specific work development. The scope of the project is given as,
- Critical Factor Project Execution: The obtaining of the final decision has been developed for aligning the management of the works and the implication of the smart management development. The domain renaming was also a part of the project management processing.
- Activity Scheduling Dependency: The development of the architecture would be supported by the development of effective documentation and processing. The project would include the scope development for the architectural design development.
- Preparation of OGC Vertical Branding: The new branding for the OGC would be prepared with the alignment of the works for the continuation of the effective implication management.
The objectives of the project would be identified with the analysis of the completed analysis development model. The specific work would be developed considering the management of the factors and forming the management of the improved work development. The identified objectives of the project are,
- To reduce the OPEX/CAPEX with the installation of the ICT infrastructure resources and services
- To enhance of the maintainability for standardization and efficiency improvement development
- To unify ICT policies, standards, and operations for reorganizing and specializing the IT departmental function enhancement
The key performance indicators of the project would be dependent on the key benefits for the project. The successful completion of the project would be dependent on the alignment of the works and the management of the activities would be effectively done for integrating the alignment for the successful management of the works. The ICT infrastructure development would be effectively implied with the continuation of the factors for the listing model. The shared services for multiple activities would be implied with the continuation of the improved management process. The key performance indicators for the project would be implied with the formation of the improved functional development. The listing of the key performance indicators would be implied with the formation of the successful listing management works. The key performance management activities would be implied with the listing of the activities and formation of the activities management.
Risk Analysis, Resource and Estimation Plan, and Communication Plan
Risk identification
The project requires the use of the effective ICT technology development and implication for improving the services of the organization. The identified risk factors for the project are,
Excessive scope deviation: The deviation of the project from the scope is another major factor resulting in the formation of the issues for the users and problems for the developer. The change in requirements would result in causing the major setback for the project team to finish the project.
Project information and boundaries: The lack of the information related to the development of the effective and improved management process can result in forming the major implication issues. The major issues in technology information implementation is that it requires considerable amount of information for listing the management works.
Branding package timeliness: The delays in completion of the works would be highly cognitive in forming the alignment of the proper development. The activity would result in consumption of the time and if more amount of time is required for the activity to be completed then the final deliverable for the project would be delayed.
Resources for ICT Project Management: The shortage of resources is another major factor for causing the problem in completion of the works and the alignment of the improved management works. The lack of the resources would result in forming the issues in development of the smart work development.
Budget Availability: The lack of resources would result in minimizing the project budget resulting in major issues for the completion of the work. The lack of budget would tend to cause the major issues in forming the effective project budgeting.
Communication, Decision making and Authorities: The lack of communication would tend to form the impact in taking crucial decisions of the project and it would form the issues in forming the limitation management. The authorities of the project users would be formed for listing the development of the effective management processing.
Change Management issues: The change management issues would be dealt with the consideration of the factors for improved analysis and development. The change management would be impactful in forming the listing of the management processes.
Level of engagement and cooperation from stakeholders: The level of the engagement and co-operations among the stakeholders would be tarnished due to the fact that the project leaders would be limited to the formation of the improved management.
Standardization and compliances: The standardization of the works related to the project activities would align with the considered for the formation of development. The compliance and standard operation would be aligned with the formation of the works aligned with the limitation of the activities and operations.
Change Management, Status Report, and Documentation Development
Risk categorization and analysis
Risk Name |
Risk Type |
Risk Description |
Excessive scope deviation |
External |
The change in requirements would result in causing the major setback for the project team to finish the project. |
Project information and boundaries |
Internal |
The major issues in technology information implementation is that it requires considerable amount of information for listing the management works. |
Branding package timeliness |
Internal |
The delays in completion of the works would be highly cognitive in forming the alignment of the proper development. |
Resources for ICT Project Management |
Internal |
The lack of the resources would result in forming the issues in development of the smart work development. |
Budget Availability |
Internal |
The lack of budget would tend to cause the major issues in forming the effective project budgeting. |
Communication, Decision making and Authorities |
External |
The lack of communication would tend to form the impact in taking crucial decisions of the project and it would form the issues in forming the limitation management. |
Change Management issues |
Internal |
The change management issues would be dealt with the consideration of the factors for improved analysis and development. |
Level of engagement and cooperation from stakeholders |
External |
The level of the engagement and co-operations among the stakeholders would be tarnished due to the fact that the project leaders would be limited to the formation of the improved management. |
Standardization and compliances |
Internal |
The standardization of the works related to the project activities would align with the considered for the formation of development. |
Risk Name |
Risk Management Strategy |
Risk Mitigation Plan |
Excessive scope deviation |
Avoid |
Scope Management Plan should be used |
Project information and boundaries |
Exploit |
Information Collection from various authentic resources |
Branding package timeliness |
Mitigate |
Time Management Plan should be used |
Resources for ICT Project Management |
Transfer |
Resource Management Plan should be used |
Budget Availability |
Avoid |
Budget Management Plan should be used |
Communication, Decision making and Authorities |
Mitigate |
Communication Plan should be used |
Change Management issues |
Avoid |
Change Management Plan should be used |
Level of engagement and cooperation from stakeholders |
Share |
Engagement and Motivation among the project stakeholders should be used |
Standardization and compliances |
Accept |
Government and ACS standards should be followed |
The resources required for the project include many human resources for taking care of the work and implying the listing of the works. It would be helpful for the alignment of the works and deploying the listing of the works and forming better and improved management operations.
Role |
Name |
Responsibilities |
Project Sponsor(s) |
Abdulaziz Al-Mujaibi |
Providing the specific alignment of the works and integrating the listing of the cohesive work development |
Steering Committee |
The steering committee would be responsible for analyzing the final output and aligning the implication of the listing works |
|
Project Manager |
Hakeem Al-Tauqi |
Management of the works would be aligned with the management works listing the completion of the formation works. |
Team Members |
Ashraf Al-Jafari |
Leading Project team members for the analysis of the works and forming the development of the activities |
Kamran Ilyas |
TelecomNetwork Lead |
|
Faisal Qureishi |
cybersecurityMobility Lead |
The project estimation plan would be developed with the compilation and development. The cost estimation and the time calculation is done for ensuring the smart work development works. The alignment would be implied for the management works and forming the successful management of the works. The estimation plan would be developed for integrating the listing of the alignment of works. The estimation plan is deployed with the continuation of the smart analysis and formation of the successive work alignment.
The communication plan for the project would be developed for ensuring the deployment of the effective work integration and listing of the works. The deployment of the smart work ethics would be employed for aligning the communication protocols and methods for transferring information from one source to other or many. The information sharing has also some probable frequencies for being executed. The following is the communication protocol/plan for the project,
Communication Mean |
Information |
Sender |
Receiver |
Frequency |
Reports/Documents |
Project Progress |
Project Manager / Project Team |
Client/ Project Manager |
Weekly |
Emails |
Change Implication |
Client |
Project Manager |
Once |
Meetings |
Project Requirements/ |
Project Manager /Client |
Project Team/ Project Manager |
Once |
Telephone/SMS |
Scope Development |
Quality Analyst |
Project Manager |
Monthly |
Task List
WBS |
Task Name |
0 |
IT Integration (base) |
1 |
Activity 1 |
2 |
Activity 2 |
3 |
Activity 3 |
4 |
Activity 4 |
5 |
Activity 5 |
6 |
Activity 6 |
7 |
Activity 7 |
8 |
Activity 8 |
9 |
Activity 9 |
10 |
Activity 10 |
11 |
Activity 11 |
12 |
Activity 12 |
13 |
Activity 13 |
14 |
Activity 14 |
The project summary tasks would be developed with the implication of the agile methodology for integrating the work development. The project summary tasks include the project initiation, project planning, project designing, project executing, project monitoring, and project closing.
WBS |
Task Name |
Predecessors |
0 |
IT Integration (base) |
|
1 |
Activity 1 |
|
2 |
Activity 2 |
|
3 |
Activity 3 |
|
4 |
Activity 4 |
1 |
5 |
Activity 5 |
1 |
6 |
Activity 6 |
1 |
7 |
Activity 7 |
1 |
8 |
Activity 8 |
7SS |
9 |
Activity 9 |
7SS |
10 |
Activity 10 |
9SS+65 days |
11 |
Activity 11 |
9SS+65 days |
12 |
Activity 12 |
9SS+65 days |
13 |
Activity 13 |
12SS+66 days |
14 |
Activity 14 |
12SS+66 days |
Role |
Responsibilities |
Project Sponsor(s) |
Providing the specific alignment of the works and integrating the listing of the cohesive work development |
Steering Committee |
The steering committee would be responsible for analyzing the final output and aligning the implication of the listing works |
Project Manager |
Management of the works would be aligned with the management works listing the completion of the formation works. |
Team Members |
Leading Project team members for the analysis of the works and forming the development of the activities |
TelecomNetwork Lead |
|
cybersecurityMobility Lead |
Mile Stone
The milestone for the project plan involves Kick off meeting, Plan approval, Design Completion, Development Completion, Testing Documentation, and Project Closure.
Base line
The status date for the baseline schedule is 11/18/18 and it has been given below,
% Complete |
WBS |
Task Name |
Duration |
Start |
Finish |
43% |
0 |
IT Integration (base)_baseline |
325 days |
Mon 4/2/18 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
100% |
1 |
Activity 1 |
65 days |
Mon 4/2/18 |
Fri 6/29/18 |
100% |
2 |
Activity 2 |
65 days |
Mon 4/2/18 |
Fri 6/29/18 |
100% |
3 |
Activity 3 |
65 days |
Mon 4/2/18 |
Fri 6/29/18 |
77% |
4 |
Activity 4 |
130 days |
Mon 7/2/18 |
Fri 12/28/18 |
77% |
5 |
Activity 5 |
130 days |
Mon 7/2/18 |
Fri 12/28/18 |
77% |
6 |
Activity 6 |
130 days |
Mon 7/2/18 |
Fri 12/28/18 |
77% |
7 |
Activity 7 |
130 days |
Mon 7/2/18 |
Fri 12/28/18 |
38% |
8 |
Activity 8 |
260 days |
Mon 7/2/18 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
38% |
9 |
Activity 9 |
260 days |
Mon 7/2/18 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
18% |
10 |
Activity 10 |
195 days |
Mon 10/1/18 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
18% |
11 |
Activity 11 |
195 days |
Mon 10/1/18 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
18% |
12 |
Activity 12 |
195 days |
Mon 10/1/18 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
0% |
13 |
Activity 13 |
129 days |
Tue 1/1/19 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
0% |
14 |
Activity 14 |
129 days |
Tue 1/1/19 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
WBS |
Task Name |
Early Start |
Early Finish |
Late Start |
Late Finish |
Total Slack |
0 |
IT Integration (base) |
Mon 4/2/18 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
Mon 4/2/18 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
0 days |
1 |
Activity 1 |
Mon 4/2/18 |
Fri 6/29/18 |
Mon 4/2/18 |
Fri 6/29/18 |
0 days |
2 |
Activity 2 |
Mon 4/2/18 |
Fri 6/29/18 |
Mon 4/1/19 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
260 days |
3 |
Activity 3 |
Mon 4/2/18 |
Fri 6/29/18 |
Mon 4/1/19 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
260 days |
4 |
Activity 4 |
Mon 7/2/18 |
Fri 12/28/18 |
Mon 12/31/18 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
130 days |
5 |
Activity 5 |
Mon 7/2/18 |
Fri 12/28/18 |
Mon 12/31/18 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
130 days |
6 |
Activity 6 |
Mon 7/2/18 |
Fri 12/28/18 |
Mon 12/31/18 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
130 days |
7 |
Activity 7 |
Mon 7/2/18 |
Fri 12/28/18 |
Mon 7/2/18 |
Fri 12/28/18 |
0 days |
8 |
Activity 8 |
Mon 7/2/18 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
Mon 7/2/18 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
0 days |
9 |
Activity 9 |
Mon 7/2/18 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
Mon 7/2/18 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
0 days |
10 |
Activity 10 |
Mon 10/1/18 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
Mon 10/1/18 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
0 days |
11 |
Activity 11 |
Mon 10/1/18 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
Mon 10/1/18 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
0 days |
12 |
Activity 12 |
Mon 10/1/18 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
Mon 10/1/18 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
0 days |
13 |
Activity 13 |
Tue 1/1/19 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
Tue 1/1/19 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
0 days |
14 |
Activity 14 |
Tue 1/1/19 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
Tue 1/1/19 |
Fri 6/28/19 |
0 days |
Reflection & Conclusion
I have been playing the role of the project manager for the project and it had been a very wonderful experience managing an IT project. The implication of the works would be implied with the continuation of the specific development management. It was not easy for managing an IT project as per my experience due to its ever-changing scope. The performance factor also plays a significance role for taking care of the work development.
The integration had been managed with the consideration of the factors and managing the implication development. The following assignment had been implied with the integration of the improved work development. The business case analysis had be developed for listing the analysis of the factors for integration and alignment of the specific work completion. The assignment had include the analysis of project scope, objectives, KPI–project delivery, risk analysis, resource plan, estimation plan, communication plan, project schedule, monitoring and controlling strategy, changes applied on project schedule / cost, project status report, and change management details.
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