The main content of this assignment is divided into three parts, because it is a team assignment, my part is Executive summary, Objectives, Stakeholders, Project Management Approach, Risk. (You can also see in the picture below that the green part is my part.) Be sure to follow every detail of the questions I posted strictly.
The main content of this assignment is divided into three parts, because it is a team assignment, my part is Executive summary, Objectives, Stakeholders, Project Management Approach, Risk. (You can also see in the picture below that the green part is my part.) Be sure to follow every detail of the questions I posted strictly. Project Title: Emergency central Expansion at Birdwood Plaza Project Goals · Create a well-functioning emergency central that supports elderly, children, and vulnerable people. · Ensure the hospital can hold beds for 30 patients. · Create a more efficient system for a quick turnaround for patients and nurses. · Have a system in place that ensures there is enough emergency staff on to support the demands of clients needing assistance Project Brief: The aim of this project is to create a well-functioning emergency central within the Birdwood Plaza, as there is currently no medical facilities within the plaza, or within a 5 minute parameter. It will show benefits to the plaza if the emergency central is added into the plaza, as elderly and people who are health compromised will feel more at ease visiting the plaza, as they know they’ll have support when needed. The logistics of this project involve ensuring there will be enough emergency staff onsite to support individuals needing help, there will be a map that shows where the emergency central is within the plaza, as well as emergency buttons every 100 metres of the plaza to ensure people can press the button when in an emergency, and need assistance. The logistics of this project will also block certain areas for people with covid-19 and need to get a pcr test. Assessment #3 - Group Project Proposal Length: 2000 words per student Rationale This assessment provides you with the opportunity to develop problem solving and strategic project management skills through application of a range of project management tools in a real-world task. An integral objective of this assignment is for you to experience the challenges of identifying and conceptualising an appropriate project as an opportunity for solving an identified ‘problem situation’. For this assignment your group will consider and propose a project that has strategic merit for the organisation with which one of your group members is associated. If each of your group are not working or have not had any work experience you may select a community, sports organisation or social club with which you are or have been associated. The project you are proposing should be one which your group could reasonably execute with regard to the organisation. Before starting your work on the project proposal, you should take time to consider which project will give you the best opportunity to display your understanding of the concepts from this Project Management course. It is suggested that you select a project in a familiar knowledge area. For instance, it isn’t wise to select a medical research project if your expertise is in customer relations or finance or perhaps in supply chain. Assessment Description The main objective of this assignment is to provide you with an opportunity to develop problem-solving and strategic project management skills. You and the other members of the group develop a project proposal building on a “future project”. The nature of the project (i.e. type, field area) is the group’s choice. Your group are to demonstrate the ability to use the structures and processes of professional project management. The purpose of the project proposal is to outline a potential project in such a way that the organisation can see the benefit of the project to them and are likely to accept it. It also entails identifying any resources etc. involved with the project. The audience for the proposal document is both the client and the University (i.e. the course teaching team). The basic procedures are: 1. Form groups - by end of week 4 (Deadline: September 4, 2022; maximum 3 students per group) 2. Write project brief - by end of week 7 (Deadline: October 9, 2022; one group member need to submit it on the discussion forum created for your class) 3. Write project proposal - by end of week 10 (Deadline: October 31, 2022) Form groups By week 4 you will be formed into groups by the tutor. To have the best chance of excelling in the assessment, early contact and engagement with your group is recommended. Managing a functional group is the responsibility of all group members, this is part of good management practice. Note 1. Two groups cannot do the same project – the first group with the idea to be approved by the course tutor is the one that ‘wins’. 2. You are ALL responsible for managing all group issues, including any conflicts that arise. This is part of project managing your team. For ideas, here are some examples of previous students’ projects: Designing and implementing a computer system Hosting a conference Designing and producing a brochure Executing an environmental clean-up of a contaminated site Implementing a new HR System Hotel refurbishing Developing and introducing a new product Consolidating two manufacturing plans, etc Project brief Your group is required to submit (via the portal) a project brief outlining detail of your project proposal. Decide on a realistic future project (a doable project) and then prepare a brief outline of this project. This brief should include the following contents: Title of the project Project Goals Scope of the project: what is included in the project, what is not included. Members of Project Team The tutor will let you know if you are on the right track by providing some brief feedback and suggestions if needed. Project proposal Word limit for this proposal is 2000 words per student (approximately 3 X 2000 or 6000 words for the group of three students) and should be formatted using 1.5 line spacing and font size of 12pt. Please note, for this assessment word limit includes everything (i.e, executive summary, appendices, etc.). Use the following structure of the proposal Executive summary Project Background/Overview Project Scope Project Objectives Discussion Approach and methodology Project Milestones & Timeframe Resources & Budget Project Risk Analysis Conclusion & Recommendation Appendices: The WBS Critical Path Schedule: Time plan - beginning, middle, end. A Gantt chart is also expected Responsibility matrix Risk Plan Project Assumption Checklist Before submitting the assessment use this checklist to make sure you have covered all aspects of the proposal: 1. Has the project and the business environment been analysed critically? 2. Are the key objectives related to the project scope? 3. Is there a clear description of project assumptions? 4. Is there a critical reflection of the project boundaries? 5. Is there a logical analysis of the project life cycle? 6. Have the resources of the project been logically scheduled? 7. Has the work breakdown structure of the project been completed applying a logical order of tasks and activities? 8. Are the responsibilities aligned with the tasks, activities and duration of project? 9. Has the network diagram been completed using the activity-in-the-box format? 10. Is there an accurate critical path? 11. Has the project budget been addressed appropriately? 12. Is there a critical and factual risk assessment? Student Name: Student ID: 110061330 TITLE: ESTABLISHING A SHARE PORTFOLIO. TO: FROM:. COPY TO: DR CARMEN JOHAM, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA. DATE: 15th NOVEMBER 2013. CONTENTS 1. BACKGROUND 2. OVERALL AIM AND PURPOSE 3. OBJECTIVES 4. OUTCOMES 5. APPROACH AND METHODOLOGY 6. RESOURCES 7. RISK 8. RECOMMENDATION/CONCLUSION 9. APPENDICES 9.1 Program 9.2 Risk Management Plan 9.3 What are shares? 9.4 The Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) 9.5 References 1. BACKGROUND Mr Young Investor has approached our company on the recommendation of his father, Mr Old Investor, who is a long term client with our company, to assist him in establishing a share portfolio. Mr Old Investor has over the last 20 years, as trustee for his son, invested and built a modest sized share portfolio and cash savings for his son. Mr Old Investor wishes on his son's 21st birthday to pass on the ownership and management of the shares and cash savings to his son. Mr Young Investor at our first meeting, with him and his father, indicated that he possessed no knowledge of share investment. His aim was to sell all the underperforming existing shares and established a new share portfolio with the proceeds and cash savings. Mr Young Investor stated that he was not interested in investing through on-line brokers. He wanted a personal service through a specialised investment company. He has requested that the company provide a consultancy service to prepare an investment plan to provide the framework to establish the new share portfolio (The Project). The plan must include a methodology to determine his investor profile and investment objectives along with a strategy to gain the required education in share investment to become an educated investor. The consultancy service includes the establishment of the investment ownership entity and the selection and purchase of shares for the portfolio. Mr Young Investor has given us a year to achieve the objectives of the consultancy service upon approval of our service proposal. A structured investment plan is required to achieve Mr Young Investor's objectives as share investing is complex and potentially risky if the investor is not prepared or does not have a documented investment plan to follow. Our objective is to address Mr Young Investor's brief to us and provide him the confidence to establish a life-long business relationship with our company. Our brief does not include consideration of other investments as the client has a good understanding of other markets such as property and cash investments. We are to concentrate on the equity market only. Nicholas Antoniou Investments Pty Ltd is a investment manager for high wealth clients investing in all asset classes. We also accept new customers related to or referred by our existing clients. 2. OVERALL AIM AND PURPOSE The aim of the project is to deliver the framework for and establish a share portfolio for Mr Young Investor. Our company aim is to achieve this and to secure his future share investment business. The scope of the project includes: - Identification and documentation of Mr Young Investor's investment objectives and investor profile. - Agreement in consultation with Mr Young Investor the investment strategy. - Preparation of an Investment Plan. - Establishment of the investment ownership entity. - Preparation and implementation of an education plan. - Purchase of the shares on behalf of Mr Young Investor. The cost of