Presenting the Findings

This presentation focuses on organizing, analyzing, and interpreting relevant outcomes. It covers the activities conducted during the project, such as identifying objectives and risks, developing problem statements, setting deadlines and allocating resources. It also discusses techniques for investigating and solving problems, calculating costs, evaluating results, and presenting conclusions and recommendations. The presentation emphasizes the importance of proper documentation and risk assessment in ensuring the success of the project. References to relevant research papers are provided for further reading.

4.2
PRESENTING THE
FINDINGS

ORGANISE, ANALYSE AND INTERPRET
RELEVANT OUTCOMES
No. Date identified Activities conducted
1 Date
Identified
In this objectives of scope was identified. Also, risk was identified and
problems occurred during project was solved successfully. It was done by
conducting research.
2 Mon 15/5/18 In this problem statements related to risk identified and problems faced was
developed. It also included time and cost of project. This was done by
conducting extensive research and analyzing data.
3 Mon 25/5/18 At this stage deadlines were set and resources were allocated. The risk
identified and problem encountered are observed and changes are made in
process and systems. For this WBS and Gantt chart was developed that
helped in solving problem.

CONT.…
5 Wed 8/7/18 Investigation was done by choosing various techniques. With this incorrect
measures were identified and solved. For this data was collected by
conducting research.
6 Thu 4/8/18 Cost calculation. Risk identified or Problem encountered is that it may halt
the research process. It is been tackled by effective budget planning.
7 Fri 4/9/18 Evaluating results and findings. Risk identified or Problem encountered is
wrong analysis of data which may change the output. This is been handled
by doing risk assessment.
8 Mon 4/9/18 Presenting conclusion and recommendations. Wrong presentation of data
may impact the understanding of project and may changes the out put and
further planning. It was managed by cross checking the findings and
analyzing the output
9 Fri 4/28/18 Documenting results. Risk identified or Problem encountered is that
improper documenting may lead to confusion. Also, Incomplete and

ANALYSES THE RESULTS
• It was analysed that determination of resources was beneficial as it
activities was completed in smooth way. due to this activity was
started and completed on time.
• By doing risk assessment risk was identified and minimised.
• It was beneficial as in certain situations increase in time and cost risk
was increased.

CONT…
• Project management plan gave an insight on what next step must be taken.
• This saved time and cost of overall project.
• By monitoring progress of project, activities was completed on time and overall
quality was maintained.
• This helped in scheduling what task has to de done and when.
• Hence, it was easy to control and manage activities that was to be implemented

CONT…
• There was a situation arise in which activity was not completed on given
deadline.
• Thus, to lead to delay in project and further activities.
• For managing this a back up plan was developed.
• It was used in case of emergency.
• Hence, it can be said that overall project was completed on time but second one
was delayed.

REFERENCE
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• Kastens, K. A. and Manduca, C. A., 2017. Using Systems Thinking in the Design, Implementation,
and Evaluation of Complex Educational Innovations, With Examples From the InTeGrate
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