The A&D High Tech case study explores the two options A&D High Tech has for its online store: build the software in-house or buy it from a software developer. As you read through the companys evolution from taking orders directly from clients, written on pieces of paper to an online store

The A&D High Tech Case Study and Survey of Stakeholders

There are many stakeholders in the A&D High tech online shopping software. The main stakeholders in this project are Project manager Chris Johnson, CEO Ted Walter, Vice president of online business Chuck Gaugler, CIO Matt Webb, Vice president of Sales Jeff White, Project manager Eric Robertson, Test Lead, Functional Leads, Developmental lead, Infrastructure lead, Tester, Functional analyst, Software Developers, Customers, and Users. Different stakeholders have their roles to make the project successful. Among them, key stakeholders can make or break the success of a project. In the situations when all the objectives, aims, and deliveries of the project are successfully launched but the project's key stakeholders arent happy, the project cannot successive.

The A&D High Tech case study explores the two options A&D High Tech has for its online store: build the software in-house or buy it from a software developer and finally decided to build its software option. There are many limitations and problems with the project to complete on time.

Questions:

Q-1 Choose at least two stakeholders to evaluate and ask a minimum of three questions of each stakeholder.

Q-2 If the Key stakeholder: The Customers/Users:

After the project run, the project evaluation is very important to know whether the objectives of the project are completed or not. So, customers' opinions and feedback are the most essential factors that check decide the sustainability and growth of the project. The projective evaluation may be the subjective or objective approach. As a key stakeholder of the project, feedback/experiences should be taken from the customer.

Need to answer these questions:

Questions for Customer feedback:

1. Do you prefer to shop online store or an in-person store?
2. On a scale of 1 to 10, how satisfied are you with your online store shopping experience?
3. How likely are you to recommend the online shopping store to others?
4. How can we improve your experience with the company's online shopping?