2. Based on the list you created for Task 1, determine how you will measure progress...

 

  
 

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2. Based on the list you created for Task 1, determine how you will measure progress on meet- ing the requirements. For example, you might have people take a survey after they view the online training videos to collect feedback. task 1 info: 1.) Stakeholders • Stakeholders are all the people who involved in the project or affected by the project. • The people involved are team members, project managers, sponsors, staff, customers etc. • A project can only be successful if it will meet all the expectations of stakeholders and satisfy their needs. • It is also not very simple to identify all the stakeholders. • Some are well known and obvious, but some are also not very easily detectable. • It is very important to identify correctly all project's stakeholders and manage them properly with good communication skills. The following are the list of quality standards or requirements and the expectations of the stakeholders. Expectations Requirements Getting people to use 90% of employees have to log into the system within 2 weeks after the system is implemented. the system Reduction in costs Reduce the cost within 6 months of implementing Increase the monthly using of tasks completed by the user from 3 to 10 within I month of implementing. User friendly Increase the percentage of documentation from 30%-70% within I month of implementing Reduce the accessing times a user is frustrated with the system from 50%-20% within 2 weeks of implementing Informative Easy to use Reduce the average time to complete a task from 5 minutes to 2 minutes within 2 weeks of implementing Fast 2. Based on the list you created for Task 1, determine how you will measure progress on meet- ing the requirements. For example, you might have people take a survey after they view the online training videos to collect feedback. task 1 info: 1.) Stakeholders • Stakeholders are all the people who involved in the project or affected by the project. • The people involved are team members, project managers, sponsors, staff, customers etc. • A project can only be successful if it will meet all the expectations of stakeholders and satisfy their needs. • It is also not very simple to identify all the stakeholders. • Some are well known and obvious, but some are also not very easily detectable. • It is very important to identify correctly all project's stakeholders and manage them properly with good communication skills. The following are the list of quality standards or requirements and the expectations of the stakeholders. Expectations Requirements Getting people to use 90% of employees have to log into the system within 2 weeks after the system is implemented. the system Reduction in costs Reduce the cost within 6 months of implementing Increase the monthly using of tasks completed by the user from 3 to 10 within I month of implementing. User friendly Increase the percentage of documentation from 30%-70% within I month of implementing Reduce the accessing times a user is frustrated with the system from 50%-20% within 2 weeks of implementing Informative Easy to use Reduce the average time to complete a task from 5 minutes to 2 minutes within 2 weeks of implementing Fast