Case Study: County Bank and Trust LAN Project Hi$-$Tech Systems if a small, information systems consulting firm located in Peyton, CO$.$ Hi$-$Tech has just been hired to design and install a local area network $($LAN$)$ for County Bank and Trust in the city of Peyton. You are the manager for the project, which includes one Trans professional and two interns from UCCS. You have just finished a preliminary scope statement for the project $($see below$).$ You are now brainstorming potential risks associated with the project. Project Scope Statement Project Objective To design and install a new local area network $($LAN$)$ within one month and with a budget not to exceed $$100$K for County Bank and Trust with minimal disruption to ongoing operations. Deliverables $-20$ workstations and $20$ laptop computers $-$ Server with quad$-$core processors $-2$ color laser printers $-$ Windows server and Windows $8$ workstation operating system $-$ Migration of existing databases and programs to new system $-4$ hours of introduction training for client$$s personnel $-16$ hours of training for client network administrator $-$ Fully operational LAN system Milestones $-$ Hardware January $22-$ In$-$house whole network test completed by February $1-$ Client site text completed Feb $2-$ Training completed February $16$ Technical Requirements $-$ Workstations with $19$ flat$-$panel monitors, dual$-$core processors, $4$ GB RAM, Ethernet card, $500$ GB hard drive $-$ Laptops with $13$ display monitor, dual$-$core processors, $4$ GB RAM, integrated Ethernet and wireless LAN, $500$ GB hard drive $-$ System must support Windows $8$ platforms Limits $-$ On$-$site work to be done after $8$:$00$ PM and before $7$:$00$ AM Monday through Saturday $-$ Includes system maintenance and repair only up to one$-$month after final inspection $-$ Only responsible for installing software designated by the client no later than two weeks before client site test $-$ Existing LAN infrastructure is obsolete and in disrepair. Must replace all ethernet cable, switches, etc.