Implementing Online Stud Farm Management System

Scope

The scope for the project of Implementing Online Stud Farm Management System are given below,

• Accumulating various human and material resources that would be required for the project
• Development of the activities that would be required for the completion of the project  
• Forming the complete design for the online management system for stud farm
• Simple and effective UI development for the online management system for stud farm
• Forming an integrated database for managing the information of the customers on an integrated platform
• Feasible programming the function for the system developed for Stud Farm
• Complete system development within the estimated time and budget
• Forming a deployment plan for the system developed
• Smart system integration and monitoring process for the effective development
• Forming a training program for the staff of Stud Farm favouring the implication of operations

The out of scope items for the project of Implementing Online Stud Farm Management System are given below,

• Any transportation cost for the materials are not included in this project
• Recruitment and selection of the human resources are also not a part of the project

The assumptions of the project of Implementing Online Stud Farm Management System are,

• Resources required for the completion of the project is easily available
• Initial requirements for the project are appropriate and can be used for the initiation of the project
• Project would be completed in the estimated time duration and budget

The constraints of the project of Implementing Online Stud Farm Management System are,

Dependency on the skills and knowledge of the project team members

The estimated budget of $100,000.00 would also act as a primary budget for the project

The time limit of 160 days (113 working days) would be the limit for the project

The scope management plan comprises of diverse operations that are helpful for the management of the project scope items and deliver effective the required project outcome. The in scope items of the project can be managed by the following steps,

Step 1: Identification of the project scope items

Step 2: Analysis of the factors affecting the scope

Step 3: Forming scope integration plan for retaining the scope quality

Step 4: Deployment of the scope plan for improving the operations

Step 5: Monitoring for ensuring that the project scope is achieved

• People

• Technology

• Facilities

The facilities required for the development of the management system for Online Stud Farm include an intranet and internet connectivity infrastructure favouring the implication of the improved information system development with an integrated database development.  

• Other

The assumptions of the project of Implementing Online Stud Farm Management System are,

• Resources required for the completion of the project is easily available
• Initial requirements for the project are appropriate and can be used for the initiation of the project
• Project would be completed in the estimated time duration of 113 working days and budget of $100,000.00

The completion of the project would result in forming the implication of the effective utilization of the operations for forming the integrated management system for Stud Farm. The deployment of the improved operational development would align with the development of the operations and formation of the activities forming the utilization of the operations.

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