Create a project work breakdown structure (WBS) in MS Project
Create a project work breakdown structure (WBS) in MS Project
Project Name | Savage’s Bar and Grill Restaurant | Project Number | 45656 | |
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Owner(s) | Rosetta Allen | Start Date: | 14 Jan 2016 | |
Scheduled Completion Date: 15 Jan 2016 |
Mission/ Purpose | The mission of this project is to provide best services to its customers byoffering products at a reasonable price. Savage’s Bar and Grill Restaurant
mainly focuses on providing an extraordinary experience to its customers. Savage’s Bar and Grill Restaurant relates to the overall objectives and goals, because this focuses on fulfilling the customers’ needs and requirements. |
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ProjectDescription and Project Product | In order to please one and all in the family, a final menu is generated by this project. The outcome products being created with this project includes general bar foods, cocktails, and drinks made in creative ways. In order to complete the mission of this project, the customers need to be treated as if they are family and a list of the best options should be offered to them. The several outputs that will be generated from this project includes:• Product,
• Design Document, • Prototype, • Mission achievement, and • Customer satisfaction.
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Objectives | The objective of this project is to:• provide good quality bar food to its customers so that their needs can be fulfilled.
• Moreover, through this project, Savage’s Bar and Grill restaurant wants to become the leader in all bazaar entered. • Provide its customers with an extraordinary experience by offering products at reasonable cost.
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Business Need | The main motive of doing this project is to cut the cost and provide benefits to the owner. Through this project, the business analyst will gain the profit and thus several changes would take place in orderto accomplish the goals of this project and those changes include:
• Providing best services to the customers, and • offering products and services at lower prices The lower prices of the items will allow more customers to come to the restaurant which in turn will be beneficial to the owner in terms of profit.
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Milestones | Several milestones will take place in order to complete this project and these milestones are as follows:Milestone Name Start Date End Date
1. Initial phase 14 Jan 2016 18 Jan 2016 2. Requirement Gathering 18 Jan 2016 21 Jan 2016 3. Approval of Deliverable 21 Jan 2016 22 Jan 2016 4. Analysing Phase 22 Jan 2016 24 Jan 2016 5. Planning Phase 24 Jan 2016 28 Jan 2016 6. Design phase 28 Jan 2016 1 Feb 2016 7. Elaboration phase 1 Feb 2016 4 Feb 2016 8. Implementation phase 4 Feb 2016 8 Feb 2016 9. Testing phase 8 Feb 2016 9 Feb 2016 10. Maintenance phase 9 Feb 2016 ———
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Budget | The estimates budget is as follows:
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Estimated Labor | $5,000 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Estimated Materials | $6,000 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Estimated Contractors | $10,000 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Estimated Equipment and Facilities | $19,000 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Estimated Travel | $5,000 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Total Estimated Cost | $45,000 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
User Acceptance Criteria | Success criteriaThe stake holders can decide any success criteria like They can decide:
• The cost of the project should not exceed $50,000. • The project should provide all needed deliverables. • A defined percentage of software components must be used. How to monitor and measure the project quality? Several different steps must be followed in order to monitor and measure the project quality and these steps are: • The project must be monitored continuously till its completion, • Required tools must be used to monitor the product quality, and • By evaluating effects of project on the customers. How will the project owners determine if the project is a success or not? While measuring the success of the project, if the owners found that the project did not meet its objectives, then they will consider the project unsuccessful.
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Major Risks | • Bad recruitment for volunteers• Inadequate Capital
• Poor public reputation, and • Poor public perception. • Food safety concerns • Demanding workload • Location • Frivolous Lawsuits • Fire Safety
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KEY STAKEHOLDERS
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Project Manager Authority Level | Rosetta Allen– Project Manager
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Project Core Team | Rosetta Allen – Project Manager
Marissa Gonzalez – Business coordination
Melissa Blackman – Volunteer recruitment and training.
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Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) (What resources will you need with special expertise?) | Kara Brown- Executive Director
Shaunte Polk- Volunteer Coordinator
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Project Manager Approval
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Rosetta Allen |
14 January 2016
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Customer/Sponsor Approval
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Robert Irvine
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14 January 2016 |
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