Read the case study below and answer the questions that follow MIS Project Management at First National Bank SYSTEM QUALTY REVIEWS During the last five years, First National Bank (FNB) has made some big strides towards growth in South Africa. The holding company of the bank has been actively involved in purchasing small banks. This expansion and the resulting increase of operations had been attended by considerable growth in numbers of employees and in the complexily of the organisational structure. In five years the staff of the bank has increased by 35 percent, and total assels have grown by 70 percent. FNB management decided to improve their systems to accommodate the new growth of the bank. The key element in ensuring user involvement in the new system is the conducting of quality reviews. In the normal system cycles at FNB, there are ten quality reviews, seven of which are participated in jointly by users and data processing personnel, and three of which are lechnical reviews by dala processing (DP) personnel only. An important side benefit of this review process is that users of a new system are forced to become involved in and are permitted to make a contribution to the systems design. Each of the quality review points coincides with the end of a sub phase in the project life cycle. The review must be held at the completion of one sub phase to obtain authorisation to begin work on the tasks of the next sub phase of the project. All tasks and subtasks assigned to members of the project team should end in some "deliverable" for the project documentation. The first step in conducting a quality review is to assemble the documentation produced during the sub phase for distribution to the Quality Review Board. The Quality Review Board consists of between two and eight people who are appointed by the project manager with the approval of the project sponsor and the general manager of systems and programming. The minules of the quality revew meoting are witten either to express "cancurrence" with the subsystem quality or to recommend changes to the system that must be completed before the next sub phase can be started. By this process the system is fine-tuned to the requirements of the members of the review group at the end of each Source: Project Management Case Studies, Second Edition (2006). Published by John Wiley \& Sons, Inc, Hoboken, New Jersey Answer ALL the questions in this section. Question 1 (10 Marks) The First National Bank (FNB) is doing everything it can to ensure quality in their projects. This means quality is an important element of Project Management. Discuss the concept of Project quality in Project Management and why First National Bank (FNB) would consider it an important aspect of their projects