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Write the part 1 as required. Part 1 – Individual Literature Review ·An individual literature review covering (but not limited to) the following Project Management terminology: A project charter, a project plan, the need for an executive summary, project justification and purpose, scope, risks, deliverables, WBS, Gantt and Network diagram, budget, roles and duties of the project manager and approvals. (approx. 2500 words each) The part 2 need to write about otago polytechnic. The school link is https://www.op.ac.nz Part 2 – Individual Charters for each group member 1.Project Background/Description – why is the project being done, and what deliverables/outcomes are we expecting. 2.Goals/Business need or opportunity – what are the goals of the project once it is complete and what gains will the business get. 3.Scope Statement - project scope statement including deliverables/outcomes, milestones, technical details, main risks and overall time and cost. 4.Key Stakeholders – identifica

Running head: PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Project: Mobile application development
Name of the Student
Name of the University
Author’s Note

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Table of Contents
Part 3: Project charter......................................................................................................................2
1. Project background/description...............................................................................................2
2. Goals, Business need or opportunity.......................................................................................2
3. Scope statement.......................................................................................................................2
4. Key stakeholders......................................................................................................................3
5. Maori protocols........................................................................................................................5
6. Milestones................................................................................................................................5
7. Budget......................................................................................................................................6
8. Constraints, assumption and risks............................................................................................9
8.1 Constraints.............................................................................................................................9
8.2 Assumption............................................................................................................................9
8.3 Project risks...........................................................................................................................9
9. Project authorization details..................................................................................................13
Bibliography..................................................................................................................................14

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Part 3: Project charter
1. Project background/description
The paper mainly reflects on the project of mobile application development for the
OPAIC industry internship. It is found that the main aim of the mobile application is to provide
proper facility such that the students, staffs as well as employees of the OPAIC industry can be
able to collaborate online which further resolves the issues that the industry faces due to the
utilization of manual system. It is found that the mobile app which will be developed will get
launched on 14th of January 2020 and the time which is needed for successfully developing the
app which will further need around 90 days. In addition to this, the budget that is needed for the
app development which is further sponsored by the OPAIC industry.
2. Goals, Business need or opportunity
The main goal of OPAIC is to build safe, positive as well as inclusive higher learning-
based environment so that the teachers and students can keep contact and improve the entire
system of education. For achieving the project goal, the organization generally wants to to
develop a mobile based application so that they can be able to collaborate with the teachers,
students as well as staffs of the organization effectively. The development of the new application
will not only help in mitigating the challenges that the OPAIC industry faces due to the use of
manual system but also helps in increasing proper collaboration with the teachers and students
for improving the education system.
3. Scope statement
The scope of the project mainly includes:
 Collection of proper agreement with the project team members

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 Development of mobile based application for collaborating with teachers, staffs as well
as students
 Development of the app database
 Developing the prototype of the project
 Launching the app for the OPAIC organization
4. Key stakeholders
The various project key stakeholders who are engaged with the development of app for
collaborating the staffs, students and teachers online are listed below with proper information
about their power, responsibility as well as influence.
Stakeholders Responsibilities Influence Power
Project manager The project manager are
the individuals who
undertake the work of
activity and resource
planning and generally
helps in organizing as
well as motivating the
project team to develop
the mobile app.
High High
Project planner The project manager is
generally responsible
for successfully
planning as well as
High Low

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scheduling different
types of project related
workloads.
Application
manager
The application
manager helps in
overseeing the entire
implementation of the
software application
within the company’s
computer system.
High Low
Database
administrator
The database
administrators utilize
different types of
specialized software for
properly organizing and
sorting data.
High Low
Quality analyst The quality analyst
generally makes sure
that proper quality
within the project is
maintained or not. In
addition to this, they
also follow proper
Low Low

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quality standards in the
project.
5. Maori protocols
The Maori protocols that are mainly used or selected is mainly for properly maintaining
the customers. It is found that the protocols are very much important for the non-Maori visitors
for successfully understanding the protocols as well as culture and for properly avoiding the
challenges including personal embarrassments (Oetzel., 2019) Few of the protocols that are used
while undertaking the project are listed below:
 Resource management Act 1991: This act is mainly utilized for promoting sustainable
energy for managing the utilization of the project and for protecting the natural and
physical resources (Kruger et al., 2015).It is found that the resources that are used in
mobile application development must be managed successfully
 Treaty: It is found that the community people generally needs to follow the treaty on the
basis of their relationship especially by Iwi/hapu.
6. Milestones
Milestone Duration Start Finish
Milestone 1: Completion of project planning
phase
0 days Thu 24-10-19 Thu 24-10-19
Milestone 2: Completion of designing phase 0 days Wed 27-11-19 Wed 27-11-19
Milestone 3: Completion of coding 0 days Fri 27-12-19 Fri 27-12-19
Milestone 4: Completion of building web
content
0 days Tue 07-01-20 Tue 07-01-20

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Milestone 5: Completion of user experience 0 days Thu 16-01-20 Thu 16-01-20
Milestone 7: Completion of closure phase 0 days Mon 27-01-20 Mon 27-01-20
7. Budget
The table which is given helps in showcasing that the budget which is required for the
development of the app for OPAIC industry is around $77,408. A detailed budget of the entire
project is reflected below:
WBS Task Name Duration Cost
0
Development of mobile
application for OPAIC industry
84 days $77,408.00
1 Project planning phase 17 days $6,880.00
1.1
Making conversation with the
project team members
4 days $1,440.00
1.2
Developing the proper proposal
for the project
5 days $1,600.00
1.3
Creating proper agreement with
the project team members
2 days $1,360.00
1.4
Hiring the stakeholders of the
project
5 days $1,800.00
1.5
Getting proper approval from the
project
1 day $680.00
1.6 Milestone 1: Completion of 0 days $0.00

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project planning phase
2 Designing of mobile application 25 days $12,288.00
2.1
Collection of various types of
ideas and information
4 days $1,280.00
2.2
Reviewing the entire project
ideas
3 days $1,080.00
2.3
Creating proper design of the
project
5 days $3,200.00
2.4
Developing the entire feasibility
of the project
3 days $888.00
2.5
Analyzing the budget of the
entire project
5 days $1,480.00
2.6 Undertaking proper meeting 4 days $4,000.00
2.7
Getting approval for the design
phase
1 day $360.00
2.8
Milestone 2: Completion of
designing phase
0 days $0.00
3 Coding phase of the project 21 days $35,336.00
3.1 Prototype development 5 days $6,560.00
3.2 Developing the app database 6 days $3,936.00
3.3 Code validation 4 days $18,968.00
3.4 Testing the developed app 2 days $624.00

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3.5 Proper optimization 4 days $5,248.00
3.6
Milestone 3: Completion of
coding
0 days $0.00
4 Building web content 7 days $6,832.00
4.1 Developing navigation structure 4 days $3,904.00
4.2 Providing proper information 3 days $2,928.00
4.3
Milestone 4: Completion of
building web content
0 days $0.00
5 Developing user experience 7 days $13,904.00
5.1
Facility of collaborating with
staffs, teachers and students
4 days $3,904.00
5.2 Launching off the application 3 days $10,000.00
5.3
Milestone 5: Completion of user
experience
0 days $0.00
6 Project closure phase 7 days $2,168.00
6.1 Post project review 3 days $936.00
6.2 Stakeholder signoff 3 days $912.00
6.3 Documentation 1 day $320.00
6.4
Milestone 7: Completion of
closure phase
0 days $0.00

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8. Constraints, assumption and risks
8.1 Constraints
 If the scope creep occurs then it will cause delay within the project and with extend the
launching date of the mobile application which is one of the major issues.
 If the quality analyst team generally finds any type of issue then more resources are
generally needed that further increases the project cost.
8.2 Assumption
The assumptions include:
 It is assumed that the app development helps in increasing collaboration between the
teachers, staffs as well as students online
 The project manager also assumed that the app will be effectively developed in 84 days
of time
8.3 Project risks
Risk Id Risk Description Impact Probability Mitigation
1 Improper
testing
If the app
that was
developed is
not properly
tested then a
huge number
of
functionality
High High It Is
important to
undertake
testing of the
app in a
proper way
so that the
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related
problem can
occur within
the app.
challenges
which are
linked with
the project
can be
resolved.
2 Lack of
budget
If the budget
of the project
is not
effectively
managed then
the financial
crisis within
the project
can occur.
High High It is very
much
important to
successfully
estimate the
project
budget for
resolving the
financial
issues and
crisis while
developing
the app.
3 Schedule
slippage
Due to lack
of proper
tracking of
the project, it
Medium High Tracking the
project
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is found that
the problem
of schedule
slippage can
occur which
further can
cause delay
in the project
and therefore
the date of
launching of
the project
can be
extended.
step for
managing the
time of the
project such
that the
project gets
completed on
time and the
issues that
are related
with the
slippage of
project
schedule can
be avoided.
4 Lack of
resources
If the
resources that
are required
for the app
development
is not present
then it can
create a
Medium Medium The
resources that
are required
which the
project must
be supplied
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number of
issues and
can also
cause delay.
avoiding
delay due to
shortage of
resources.
5. Improper
design of the
app
If the app
was not
designed
properly then
it will be
quite difficult
for the IT
manger to
develop the
app
effectively
such that the
app will be
helpful in
meeting the
requirements
of the
organization.
High High Experienced
designer
should be
hired so that
they can be
able to create
the design
effectively
and thus the
app will be
developed
successfully.

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9. Project authorization details
Stakeholders Signature
Project manager <Please fill>
Project planner <Please fill>
Application manager <Please fill>
Database
administrator
<Please fill>
Quality analyst <Please fill>

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