Project Title (try to be as concise yet accurate as possible.) 2. Identified Problem (what is the actual problem you are trying to solve? Imagine your project is a ‘product’, how would you sell it?...

Project Title
(try to be as concise yet accurate as possible.)
2. Identified Problem
(what is the actual problem you are trying to solve? Imagine your project is a ‘product’, how would you sell it? Usually two main points to consider are: How will this save you money and/or increase revenue, and how will it increase your customer service satisfaction levels)

3. Relevant Background Information
(use genuine research to back up your identified problem. You may also use personal experience)
4. Proposed Solution
(tailor your solution to the identified problem. Make sure it is cost effective)

5. Implementation of Proposed Solution

(how will your solution be implemented and tested? Can you test in real life? If not, what will your simulated implementation consist of?)
6. Review Process
(how will you review whether your solution worked or not? What is your measurement for success etc? )

7. Research Completed
(what genuine research will you complete for the project? What other global companies have experienced this problem and what lessons can be learnt etc?)
8. Theoretical Concepts
(what theoretical concepts have you already identified will affect your project and why?)