Measurable Organisational Value
The customer strategies operational social and financial are the desired areas of the impact for RALS ticketing system development project. All these factors are discussed below:-
Area of impact |
Description |
Ranking |
Financial |
In this it mainly discussed about money related frame works that mainly clarified as the operations of procedures to have the improvement by co-ordinating both the advancement of operations and the suggestion of consummation. |
1st |
Customer |
Customers are the part of the frame work range that mainly raise different type of questions created by general population in addition to both the frame work and task organized by RALS. |
2nd |
Operational |
The operational technique discussed about the security shaping of different functions as well as the reconciliation of procedure for doing the adjustment of the concerned project. |
3rd |
Strategy |
Strategy mainly characterized to effect the operation of the RALS by creating various enhanced and successful operations. |
4th |
Social |
The operational technique that mainly suggested building up the security of different operations and the combination of its procedures. |
5th |
- Cheaper: -RALS task mainly helps to deal with data of solitary data base and also helps to diminish the cost of data frame work administrations.
- Do more:-The frame work uses in RALS incorporates data and also helps to create different intelligent technique of association.
Rank |
Impact |
Metrics |
Time frame |
1. |
Financial |
Revenue, money, profit era |
6 months |
2. |
Customer |
Numbers of client returns to the association for their better administration procedures. |
2 months |
3. |
Operational |
Minimum consumption of time required to finish all hierarchical operations. |
2 months |
4. |
Strategy |
All volunteers get followed due to the proper utilization of the frame work formed by RALS. |
1 month |
5. |
Social |
Volunteers have the capacity to get connected with all clients |
3 months |
Scope Definition: – The RALS ticketing system advancement helps to build up all operational changes of Globex for volunteers and clients data with the help of the created frame work.
Requirement: – All project requirements include required materials and proper project team for doing the development of all operational procedures.
Resource Name |
Type |
Budgeter |
Work |
Computer Devices |
Material |
Documenter |
Work |
IT Engineer |
Work |
Network Components |
Material |
Planner |
Work |
Project Manager |
Work |
Storage |
Material |
System Analyst |
Work |
Tester |
Work |
Wireless routers |
Material |
In scope and out scope of the project :- The in scope items of RALS venture of prepared for doing all operations of undertaking and the improvements of RALS ticketing system, increase of effectiveness of the data administration about volunteers , key advancement and helping for operations .
The out scope items of the RALS projects include up keeping exercises preparation of labours, accumulation of materials in Globex.
Deliverables of the project: – Some of the deliverables of this RALS roistering project are listed below:-
- Resource allocation plan and project plan
- Scope verification plan.
- Project documentation including charter documentation and initiation plan.
- Implementation plan system design.
- Accumulation of test results
Acceptance criteria:-
Check list items |
Checked |
Advancement of project plan |
? |
Improvised resource allocation plan |
? |
Closure of Project documentation including charter documentation and initiation plan. |
? |
Feasible system design |
? |
Well organized system design |
? |
Expected Test results |
? |
Resource Name |
Type |
Initials |
Std. Rate |
Budgeter |
Work |
B |
$60.00/hr |
Computer Devices |
Material |
C |
$1,740.00 |
Documenter |
Work |
D |
$60.00/hr |
IT Engineer |
Work |
I |
$95.00/hr |
Network Components |
Material |
N |
$970.00 |
Planner |
Work |
P |
$60.00/hr |
Project Manager |
Work |
PM |
$100.00/hr |
Storage |
Material |
S |
$2,320.00 |
System Analyst |
Work |
SA |
$90.00/hr |
Tester |
Work |
T |
$85.00/hr |
Wireless routers |
Material |
W |
$870.00 |
WBS |
Task Name |
Duration |
Start |
Finish |
Predecessors |
Resource Names |
Cost |
0 |
Developing Ticketing System for RALS |
140 days |
Mon 10/2/17 |
Fri 4/13/18 |
$99,980.00 |
||
1 |
Initial Phase |
17 days |
Mon 10/2/17 |
Tue 10/24/17 |
$11,360.00 |
||
1.1 |
Analysis of the project feasibility |
3 days |
Mon 10/2/17 |
Wed 10/4/17 |
Project Manager |
$2,400.00 |
|
1.2 |
Requirement Analysis |
5 days |
Thu 10/5/17 |
Wed 10/11/17 |
2 |
Project Manager |
$4,000.00 |
1.3 |
Making Initiation documents |
4 days |
Thu 10/12/17 |
Tue 10/17/17 |
3 |
Documenter |
$1,920.00 |
1.4 |
Charter documentation |
3 days |
Wed 10/18/17 |
Fri 10/20/17 |
4 |
Documenter |
$1,440.00 |
1.5 |
Project Meetings are held |
1 day |
Mon 10/23/17 |
Mon 10/23/17 |
5 |
Project Manager |
$800.00 |
1.6 |
Signing off the documents |
1 day |
Tue 10/24/17 |
Tue 10/24/17 |
6 |
Project Manager |
$800.00 |
M1 |
Initial Phase is completed |
0 days |
Tue 10/24/17 |
Tue 10/24/17 |
7 |
$0.00 |
|
2 |
Resource Accumulation |
19 days |
Wed 10/25/17 |
Mon 11/20/17 |
$9,120.00 |
||
2.1 |
Client’s requirement is analyzed |
5 days |
Wed 10/25/17 |
Tue 10/31/17 |
8 |
Budgeter |
$2,400.00 |
2.2 |
Project team is selected |
7 days |
Wed 11/1/17 |
Thu 11/9/17 |
10 |
Planner |
$3,360.00 |
2.3 |
Budget for the project is developed |
4 days |
Fri 11/10/17 |
Wed 11/15/17 |
11 |
Budgeter |
$1,920.00 |
2.4 |
Outsourcing of the project materials |
3 days |
Thu 11/16/17 |
Mon 11/20/17 |
12 |
Budgeter |
$1,440.00 |
M2 |
Accumulation of the resources |
0 days |
Mon 11/20/17 |
Mon 11/20/17 |
13 |
$0.00 |
|
3 |
Plan Phase |
10 days |
Tue 11/21/17 |
Mon 12/4/17 |
$5,760.00 |
||
3.1 |
Plan methodology is selected |
2 days |
Tue 11/21/17 |
Wed 11/22/17 |
14 |
Planner |
$960.00 |
3.2 |
Outline for the plan is developed |
5 days |
Thu 11/23/17 |
Wed 11/29/17 |
16 |
Planner |
$2,400.00 |
3.3 |
Review of the plan |
3 days |
Thu 11/30/17 |
Mon 12/4/17 |
17 |
Project Manager |
$2,400.00 |
M3 |
Plan is completed |
0 days |
Mon 12/4/17 |
Mon 12/4/17 |
18 |
$0.00 |
|
4 |
Design Phase |
16 days |
Tue 12/5/17 |
Tue 12/26/17 |
$11,520.00 |
||
4.1 |
Design Platform is selected |
1 day |
Tue 12/5/17 |
Tue 12/5/17 |
19 |
System Analyst |
$720.00 |
4.2 |
Outline for the design is developed |
3 days |
Wed 12/6/17 |
Fri 12/8/17 |
21 |
System Analyst |
$2,160.00 |
4.3 |
Prototype is developed |
7 days |
Mon 12/11/17 |
Tue 12/19/17 |
22 |
System Analyst |
$5,040.00 |
4.4 |
Review of the prototype |
2 days |
Wed 12/20/17 |
Thu 12/21/17 |
23 |
System Analyst |
$1,440.00 |
4.5 |
Simulation of the completed design |
3 days |
Fri 12/22/17 |
Tue 12/26/17 |
24 |
System Analyst |
$2,160.00 |
M4 |
Complete design is formed |
0 days |
Tue 12/26/17 |
Tue 12/26/17 |
25 |
$0.00 |
|
5 |
Implementation Phase |
52 days |
Wed 12/27/17 |
Thu 3/8/18 |
$45,420.00 |
||
5.1 |
Storage is developed |
10 days |
Wed 12/27/17 |
Tue 1/9/18 |
26 |
IT Engineer, Storage[1] |
$9,920.00 |
5.2 |
Transfer of the data |
5 days |
Wed 1/10/18 |
Tue 1/16/18 |
28 |
IT Engineer |
$3,800.00 |
5.3 |
Design analysis for the ticket system |
4 days |
Wed 1/17/18 |
Mon 1/22/18 |
29 |
IT Engineer |
$3,040.00 |
5.4 |
Development of User interface |
6 days |
Tue 1/23/18 |
Tue 1/30/18 |
30 |
IT Engineer |
$4,560.00 |
5.5 |
Coding and programming is done |
12 days |
Wed 1/31/18 |
Thu 2/15/18 |
31 |
IT Engineer |
$9,120.00 |
5.6 |
Integration of ticket system with storage |
8 days |
Fri 2/16/18 |
Tue 2/27/18 |
32 |
IT Engineer |
$6,080.00 |
5.7 |
Installing hardware components |
7 days |
Wed 2/28/18 |
Thu 3/8/18 |
33 |
IT Engineer, Computer Devices[1], Network Components[1], Wireless routers[1] |
$8,900.00 |
M5 |
New System installed in Globex |
0 days |
Thu 3/8/18 |
Thu 3/8/18 |
34 |
$0.00 |
|
6 |
Testing Phase |
20 days |
Fri 3/9/18 |
Thu 4/5/18 |
$13,600.00 |
||
6.1 |
Black box testing |
5 days |
Fri 3/9/18 |
Thu 3/15/18 |
35 |
Tester |
$3,400.00 |
6.2 |
UX testing |
5 days |
Fri 3/16/18 |
Thu 3/22/18 |
37 |
Tester |
$3,400.00 |
6.3 |
Operations and tested |
5 days |
Fri 3/23/18 |
Thu 3/29/18 |
38 |
Tester |
$3,400.00 |
6.4 |
white box testing |
5 days |
Fri 3/30/18 |
Thu 4/5/18 |
39 |
Tester |
$3,400.00 |
M6 |
Results of tests are compiled |
0 days |
Thu 4/5/18 |
Thu 4/5/18 |
40 |
$0.00 |
|
7 |
Documentation Phase |
6 days |
Fri 4/6/18 |
Fri 4/13/18 |
$3,200.00 |
||
7.1 |
Making final documents |
3 days |
Fri 4/6/18 |
Tue 4/10/18 |
41 |
Documenter |
$1,440.00 |
7.2 |
Review of documents |
2 days |
Wed 4/11/18 |
Thu 4/12/18 |
43 |
Documenter |
$960.00 |
7.3 |
Signing off the documents |
1 day |
Fri 4/13/18 |
Fri 4/13/18 |
44 |
Project Manager |
$800.00 |
M7 |
Project is closed |
0 days |
Fri 4/13/18 |
Fri 4/13/18 |
45 |
$0.00 |
No. |
Rank |
Risk |
Description |
Category |
Root Cause |
Triggers |
Potential Responses |
Risk Owner |
Probability |
Impact |
Status |
R44 |
1 |
Failure of the system |
If the framework isn’t introduced properly inside the business then it will make number of dangers and also challenges |
Technical risk |
Because of absence of proper learning of the system engineer, the establishment isn’t done appropriately |
The framework isn’t introduced by taking reasonable time that is required |
The system should be installed properly. |
Project manager |
Medium |
High |
Set up in 1 week |
R19 |
2 |
Improper estimation of budget |
The expected spending plan by the venture supervisor isn’t exact |
Financial risk |
They expect that the monetary allowance isn’t precise as the venture chiefs are very little experienced and they don’t break down the market adequately. |
Budget related issues are taken place because of inappropriate market analysis |
Proper budget estimation is needed to be done by doing effective market analysis |
Financial manager |
Medium |
High |
Set up in 3 weeks |
R8 |
3 |
Improper scheduling |
The administrator does not understand the task destinations and objectives properly and along these lines the proper time table prepared by them is not exact. |
Project risk |
All scheduling related risks are mainly occurred because of the presence of inappropriate information regarding the client’s requirements |
In appropriate understanding about the project that mainly created due different scheduled risks |
The project manager analyzes and also determines about the project requirements and deliverables by gather better understanding about it. |
Project manager |
Medium |
High |
Set up in 2 week |
R32 |
4 |
Improper management |
In-correct management of different project activities created more challenges |
Project risk |
It also created in-correct experience about the managers. |
In appropriate experience of project managers guide to ineffective project management |
All project managers needed to organize the project by maintaining some perfect methodologies and strategies. |
Project managers |
Medium |
High |
Set up in 1 week |
R28 |
5 |
Resources |
Improper use of project resources |
Resource risk |
Improper use of resources due to proper experience |
Proper techniques for resource management are not used |
The organization must proper experience project managers |
Project manager |
Medium |
Medium |
Set up in 1 week |
Probability of occurrence |
Impact of occurrence |
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Very low |
Low |
Medium |
High |
Very high |
|
Very low |
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Low |
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Medium |
Resource risk |
Technical risk |
|||
High |
Schedule risk |
Technical risk |
|||
Very high |
The quality management plan for RALS project includes,
Stage 1: Identification of the quality issues
Stage 2: Analysis of the quality issues and their effect on venture
Stage 3: Development of alleviation techniques
Stage 4: Monitoring the actualized techniques
Stage 5: Reviewing the arrangement
Article 1: Otieno, F. A. O. (2000, November). The roles of monitoring and evaluation in projects. In 2 nd International Conference on Construction in Developing Countries: Challenges facing the construction industry in developing countries (pp. 15-17).
In this paper it mainly discussed about the “roles of monitoring and evaluation in projects”. Otieno (2000) mainly discussed that various numbers of projects are mainly associated with third world countries that may fail because of different reasons that includes lack age of understanding based on needs of monitoring and evaluation.
The paper also discussed about different types of constraints that helps to mitigate different problems related to project evaluation and implementation schedule. In addition to, evaluation is the technique that mainly helps to determine all relevancy, effectiveness and impact of activities based on project performance.
Article 2: Munns, A. K., & Bjeirmi, B. F. (1996). The role of project management in achieving project success. International journal of project management, 14(2), 81-87.
This paper also reflects about different project management roles to achieve success. Munns and Bjeirmi (1996) discussed that the roles of different types of project management techniques helps to implement the project in very successful way that includes cost controlling, quality management and time management. The researchers mainly conclude about the demonstration of appreciation between the project and project management processes to bring more possibilities of project success.
Article 3: Anca, U., Cezar, B., & Adrian, U. (2015, November). Risk Identification in Project Management. In International Conference on Economic Sciences and Business Administration (Vol. 2, No. 1, pp. 259-266). Spiru Haret University.
The prime focus of this paper is one the risk identification techniques used by project manager (Anca, Cezar & Adrian, 2015). It is mainly identified that all types of project risks are defined various uncertain events having both negative and positive impact regarding the project objectives. Apart from that, it is mainly identified shortage of different integrated management systems and dependencies techniques on different other external participants. However, it is identified that risk identification becomes one of the important step to manage different project risks.
Task Name |
Stakeholder |
Signature |
Undertaking feasibility study for the different manual system |
Project manager, Requirement analyst |
|
Business needs identification |
Requirement analyst |
|
Development of vendor selection |
Accountant, Project manager |
|
Checking development history of the vendors |
Executive sponsor, Project manager |
|
Improvement within new system installation |
Developer, Project manager |
|
Determining the needs of the system |
Project manager, System analyst |
|
Using compatible software and hardware |
Accountant, Project manager, System analyst |
|
Identifying test cases as well as test plan |
Tester |
|
Testing the developed system |
Project manager, Tester |
|
Assessment as well as risk identification |
Project manager, Risk manager |
|
Risks mitigation |
Project manager, System analyst |
|
Evaluating roistering system functions |
Executive sponsor, Project manager |
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