Project & Operation Management: Team Roles, Stages, Deliverables

This project solution outlines the critical roles of project teams in operation management, focusing on a blood donation camp as a case study. It details four key teams, each with specific responsibilities, including project initiation, objective setting, objective implementation, and event promotion. The project also identifies and explains the five stages of project management: initiation, planning, execution, monitoring, and closure. Furthermore, it emphasizes the importance of stakeholder involvement and training to ensure effective project implementation, highlighting the key deliverable of raising awareness about blood donation and motivating people to participate in creating a healthy lifestyle. Desklib provides students with access to a variety of resources, including past papers and solved assignments, to support their academic endeavors.

Project and operation
management

Project team and their roles
Team
1
• Initiation of a project
Team
2
• Setting out a project objectives
Team
3
• Implementation of objectives
Team
4
• Reduction of human errors

Continued…..
 Team 1 (coordinator, resource investigator): The team is responsible for initiation of a
project where they can be arranging financial help from hospitals and locality.
 Team 2 (specialist, shaper): Next team will be able to setting out a project objective in
order to organize the project in an effective manner.
 Team 3 (implementer, monitor evaluator): In order to organize the project in effective
manner, team 3 will implement the objectives by making effective arrangement of medical
professionals and then perform refreshments.
 Team 4 (plant, complete finisher): The last team will publicize the event for awareness and
this in turn assists to make the entire project successful. Further, they will also make
people aware regard this camp so that they will engage

Project stages and key deliverables
Initiation: It is the first stage where camp set out the primary
requirements of a project.
Planning: It is the second and most important stage where team
makes plan in order to meet in sequential approaches
Execution: In next stage, all the objectives of a blood donation
camp can have implemented
Monitoring: In the next stage, project manager able to monitor
each stage of a project that helps to determine the progress
Closure: It is the last stage where project manager determine
whether the objectives are attained or not.

Continued….
 The key deliverable of a project is to make people aware about the necessity to donate
blood.
 It assists to motivate people in order to prepare a balanced healthy life so that they can
easily participate within a camp.
 Involving all the stakeholders to into a project and provide effective training to their
members will assists to implement the project in an effective manner.