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Unit 8: P3

Part B

We are now working on the project and for part B you will need to use your imagination.

You are the project manager and get to choose a team - You will NOT actually work with them to produce CW but will REFER TO them in your CW

Part B

Your client

Your client is a person, you need to talk about them in future documentation like they actually exists!

i.e. John Smith is an artist based in Walsall who produces modern sculpture for a small customer base in the local area.

PID

A document produced at the initiation phase of the cycle - the Project Initiation Document

This document should provide all of the information required to start the project

Titles

Take a look at the bullet points in your OCR task sheet. These are the criteria I (and the moderator) will be looking for in order to pass off your work.

Use these bullet points as titles (that will be underlined) to make it clear where you have evidence of meeting these objectives

Stakeholders

A stakeholder is anybody who will be affected by or has an interest in a business

Clients

Customers

Suppliers

Project management teams....

Theory

Target Audience

It is important to recognise who the target audience is - are we trying to attract customers from a very specific group of people or do we need to attract a wider audience?

DON'T BE TOO GENERAL!

The Scope

The tasks and actions that will be undertaken during the project - the boundaries.

Not just what we WILL do but also what we WON'T do

For example, you might include training on how to upload items to the website within the scope of your project, or you may exclude this.

The purpose

This should indicate what we are setting out to achieve by undertaking this project - why are we doing it in the first place?

Objectives

What do we want to have achieved at the end of the project?

Deliverables

What will actually be produced?

Not just the website, but also it's componenets - i.e. images, payment processing, security, training etc.

Timescales

How long will each stage of the project take? Planning, execution and evaluation stages. How long is this overall?

Try to be realistic

Team Structure

You are the project manager, but who has been assigned the different roles?

Admin, web developers, designers etc.

Task

Use clear headings to make each section easily identifiable

2 Hours

Task

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