Create a work breakdown structure (WBS) that identifies all project deliverables – [Solved Assignment]
The Assignment You have been assigned as the overall project manager for this important initiative. Your supporting team consists of 14 members (not counting contractors), including two outside consultants supporting the business system and wireless upgrade. Now that you have been given this important assignment, here are your next steps. 1. Identify what you deem to be the client requirements. 2. Using the requirements list, create a work breakdown structure (WBS) that identifies all project deliverables. 3. Identify the activities (tasks) required to produce each project deliverable. 4. When identifying project activities, highlight each that may be expected to require the same resources to be carried out in parallel. These highlights will be your first clue that the management of the project can be expected to require some complex maneuvering. Guidance notes: The client requirements should be three pages in length to summarize. You must use at least one outside source that is peer-reviewed or academic in nature from the CSU Online Library. Draw upon the high-level project scenario and, in addition, feel free to draw upon your own experience or research when developing the requirements. Also, remember that the work breakdown structure includes deliverables only rather than activities. While the WBS may be written in either a graphical or indented outline form, the indented outline may be a better approach. This is because the activities, once identified, may be easily layered over the project deliverables when using the outline form. Submit the requirements summary in a Word document. The work breakdown structure and Activity Identification exercise may be completed using either Word or Excel.
