Information Technology Project Management
Information Technology Project Management
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ISBN: 9781337101356
Author: Kathy Schwalbe
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Projects

The four projects are

  • Potential social impact
    • This criterion tells the potential of the respective project to impact the lives of people around the world.
    • Improving lives of millions of people is the prime motive of these projects hence the maximum weightage will be given to this project.
  • Website/App design complexity
    • This criterion shows the complexity of design of the Information Technology (IT) requirements.
    • For adding more features or capabilities in these sites or apps then more complexity should be added to the design which will impact both cost and time.
  • Build Cost
    • This parameter/criterion shows us the potential cost that will be incurred to build the IT systems which include Website/Application and so on.
  • Build Time
    • This gives the estimated time that is required to get all the systems up and running.

Weightage

  • The maximum weightage is assigned to Social Impact as it is the primary goal of the projects.
  • The other criteria are the enabler that is they are required to complete the main objective...

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Evaluate the four projects by preparing a weighted scoring model using the template provided on the Companion website for this text. Develop at least four criteria, assign weights to each criterion, assign scores, and then calculate the weighted scores. Print the spreadsheet and bar chart with the results. Also, write a one-page paper that describes this weighted scoring model and the results.
Prepare a weighted scoring model for each of the four projects using the template supplied on the Companion website. Give weights to all four criteria, then assign scores based on the weighted average of all four criteria's values. The findings should be printed out in the form of a spreadsheet and bar chart. In addition, you should create a one-page document that explains the weighted scoring approach and the outcomes.
Break down the work to level 3 or level 4, as appropriate. Use the wbs.doc template provided below as well as samples in the text as guides.  Save the WBS in list form as a Word file. Be sure to base your WBS on the project scope statement you created, stakeholder requirements, and other relevant information. Remember to include the work involved in selecting the rest of your project team and outside resources as well as coordinating with the cloud-computing providers. Use the project management process groups as level 2 WBS items or include project management as a level 2 WBS item to make sure you include work related to managing the project. The execution stage which comprises the bulk of the work done on your project should list all of the services your are migrating individually within the WBS to include the system, data migration, and testing of each system listed in the cloud computing case.   Migration should be staged and not done simultaneously for all of the systems.
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