Royale Pizza Project: Goals, Scope, Delivery Lifecycle, and Success

This project management assignment analyzes the Royale Pizza renovation project, aiming to increase food quality and annual sales. The project defines goals such as a 25% profitability increase and outlines methods for measuring progress, including tracking start and finish points, establishing milestones, and tracking project activities. The scope statement includes shop renovation, equipment procurement, and installation, with deliverables like project plans and status reports. The Design-Build methodology is selected for project delivery, outlining stages like planning, design, bidding, and construction, and the project's success will be measured by profitability and timely completion. The assignment includes a schedule plan, budget estimation, and a risk register to ensure effective project management.

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Royale Pizza
Name of the Student
Name of the University
Author’s Note

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Table of Contents
1. Goals appropriate for the project and ways for measuring the project progress.........................2
1.1 Project goals...........................................................................................................................2
1.2 Ways for measuring project progress....................................................................................2
2. Scope statement and description of the methods which are helpful in scope identification.......3
3. Popular project delivery lifecycle methodology and discussion on success measurement.........6
3.1 Most popular project delivery life cycle methodologies.......................................................6
3.2 Delivery life cycle stages.......................................................................................................6
3.3 Methods used for monitoring and controlling the project.....................................................7
3.3 Measuring project success.....................................................................................................7
Bibliography....................................................................................................................................8
Appendix 1: Schedule plan............................................................................................................10
Appendix 2: Budget estimation.....................................................................................................14
Appendix 3: Risk register..............................................................................................................19

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1. Goals appropriate for the project and ways for measuring the project
progress
1.1 Project goals
The main goal of the project is to properly increase the food quality and the annual sales
of Royale Pizza shop. It is found that for successfully accomplishing the objectives, the
organization needs to take the work of store renovation by incorporating different types of new
equipment so that they can serve a number of food items to the customers by maintaining the
food quality which will further be helpful in gaining profitability of around 25%.
1.2 Ways for measuring project progress
The progress of the Royale Pizza shop renovation can be properly measured by using
different types of criteria which are illustrated below:
Capturing start and finishing points: If the starting as well as finishing date of each of
the project activities are captured then it
Tracking project: If the project goal gets tracked properly on regular basis then the
project manager will get update on the project progress which helps in analyzing the present
status of the project progress (Joslin & Muller, 2015).
Establish milestones and goals: If the project goals and project milestones are set from
the initiation phase of the project then it will be easy for the managers for analyzing the progress
of the entire project and thus the project progress can be measured effectively.

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2. Scope statement and description of the methods which are helpful in scope
identification
2.1 Project scope
Scope description
The project scope includes:
 Creating new design of the shop for renovation
 Procurement and delivery of the project
 Undertaking renovation of the project
 Undertaking installation as well as painting
 Accomplishing the project goals within budget AU$40,000
Project deliverables
The project deliverables include:
 Project plan
 Blueprint of the design
 Meeting minutes report
 Project documentation
 Status report of the project
Project acceptance criteria
 Finishing the entire work as per the starting and finishing dates that was presumed

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 If the yearly revenue of the store gets increased by 25%
 If the store is capable of renovating the shop by adding all the needed equipment’s for
increasing the menus which will be served in the Pizza store.
Project exclusion
 The information about the constructors are excluded from the project
 The project manager does not have proper information that if any training session will be
provided or not.
Project constraints’
 It is found that both the installation as well as the construction stages of the project
cannot be undertaken at the same time
 The electrical wires should be handled properly as it can cause a number of challenges
while removing the stairs.
Project assumptions
 It is assumed that the workers will be able to complete the work of the project within time
and thus the penalty of AU$300 will not need to be paid
 The project manager makes an assumption that the project will be beneficial for raising
the economic benefits.
2.2 Methods which are used in determining scope
The different types of procedures which are used in order to determine the scope of the
project are illustrated below:

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Determining project needs: When a project manager have proper clear idea about the
different needs as well as requirements of the project then they are likely to set proper
benchmark from the starting of the project which further helps in understanding how the project
is helpful in enabling one to set the project objectives (Hornstein, 2015). Proper identification of
the project need helps in setting proper groundwork for executing the project and how they are
generally performed.
Confirming project goals: The basis of the scope helps in entailing the project
objectives and goals that further needs proper and SMART guideline. If the project objectives
are elaborated in the form of SMART guideline, then it will be quite easy for the project manager
to execute the project objectives successfully. Effective idea about the project objective helps in
developing the scope for the project quite effectively.
Developing WBS: WBS is considered as one of the most essential tools that is helpful in
defining the project scope (Todorovic et al., 2015). WBS helps in defining what is involved and
what is excluded within the project and it further helps in establishing proper interactions with
the client. Developing the WBS during the initiation phase generally helps in completing the
project accurately by following the scope that is developed and further helps in reducing risk by
minimizing the likelihood.
Analyzing expectation and acceptance: It is identified that successful projects are those
that takes into account proper satisfaction of the end users whether they are helpful in meeting
the expectations of the end users by properly accepting the product, processes as well as services
(Badewi, 2016). Proper information about the expectations as well as acceptance before
determining the scope of the project is necessary for identifying scope accurately such that the
project gets accomplished successfully.

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Determining constraints: There are a number of roadblocks that are helpful in achieving
what is needed to be achieved. Significant information about the project constraints are not
necessary for resolving them but to take care of those criteria before the identification of project
scope such that the challenges can be resolved.
3. Popular project delivery lifecycle methodology and discussion on success
measurement
3.1 Most popular project delivery life cycle methodologies
The design build is analyzed as the popular method of project delivery which is mainly
utilized in the construction industry as it is one of the methods that is used for proper delivery of
the project such that both the design and the construction based services are successfully
contracted by using one specific entity (Franz et al., 2016). It is identified that the build delivery
is found appropriate for the renovation of Royale pizza store.
3.2 Delivery life cycle stages
The different stages of the design build delivery lifecycle methods are illustrated below:
Planning: In the planning phase the architect engineer plans the project as per the
requirement of the owner so that the needs of the project can get fulfilled.
Designing: In the designing phase, the entire renovation-based blueprint is created so that
the renovation can be completed on time (Mesa, Molenaar & Alarcon, 2016).
Bidding: The bidding work is mainly done in the presence of general contractor as well
as trade contractor.

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Construction: In this phase, the entire renovation work gets completed so that the store
can be able to provide proper facilities to its customers and can earn more profit (El Asmar,
Hanna & Loh, 2015).
3.3 Methods used for monitoring and controlling the project
The various types of methods which are used for monitoring as well as controlling the
entire renovation project are listed below:
Tracking: The entire project should be properly tracked once in a week for making sure
that the entire project gets completed on time. This is one of the most important method for
monitoring and controlling project (Kaiser, El Arbi & Ahlemann, 2015).
Establishing clear deadlines: If the task gets completed as per the deadline that is set
then it can be ensured that the entire project in on proper track.
3.3 Measuring project success
The project success should be measured by utilizing different types of criteria that are
mainly listed below:
Profitability: If the organization can be able to gain 25% profit then the undertaken
project can be considered to be successful (Kivila, Martinsuo & Vuorinen, 2017).
Time spend: If the project will get accomplished within the time-period that is assumed
by the project manager then the project is considered as successful.

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El Asmar, M., Hanna, A. S., & Loh, W. Y. (2015). Evaluating integrated project delivery using
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Appendix 1: Schedule plan
Schedule Plan
Milestones Due Dates
1. Milestone 1: Finishing the project designing phase
2. Milestone 2: Finishing the procurement and
delivery process
3. Milestone 3: Finishing the project construction
phase
4. Milestone 4: Painting and installation
28-03-19
23-05-19
20-06-19
15-08-19
WBS
ID
Activity
Description
Precedence Duration
Estimate
Resource Cost
Estimate
(base on
budget
plan)
0 Renovation of
Royale Pizza store
6 mons $40,000.00

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1 Designing phase
of the project
1 mon $5,000.00
1.1 Determining the
different project
requirements
6 days PM consultant $1,960.00
1.2 Creating the
blueprint for
renovation
2 12 days Designer $3,040.00
1.3 Getting
approval from the
higher authority
3 2 days Project sponsor' $0.00
1.4 Milestone 1:
Finishing the
project designing
phase
4 0 days $0.00
2 Delivery and
procurement
phase
2 mons $18,000.00
2.1 Determining the
procurement needs
5 10 days Contractor,
Procurement
manager
$5,000.00
2.2 Identifying the
supplies from the
7 8 days Procurement
manager,
$5,800.00