You work as a product researcher and project manager with a large Canadian fast food company which
Question:
You work as a product researcher and project manager with a large Canadian fast food company which has approximately 200 locations across Canada. The company's core business is coffee sales. However, in the past decade the company has expanded its operations to include a variety of food products. The company's reputation is low grade, particularly with its food products.
Senior management has asked you to research and manage a project that will introduce healthier food options with improved taste to the company's menu. To keep pace with the competition, the company wants to introduce the new food options by December 1, 2023. The project will include the following components at a minimum:
research healthy food options available in the fast food marketplace.
analyze the options recommend food options to introduce to the company's menu develop the processes needed for the company's stores to sell the new food options
Based on the course information and the eText, create a scope statement for your project. Do not use other sources. Use the scope statement contained in the week's presentation (PPT) as a template.
Proper citing and referencing of sources are required using APA format.
Submit your scope statement in a MS Word file to the drop box by the deadline:
This is the format to complete the assignment -
Scope Checklist is used to develop the Scope Statement.
Contents of the Scope Statement:
Product/service scope description
• Brief description (2-3 sentences)
•Deliverables (in scope))
•Key deliverables
•Summary of the requirements
•Includes project management
•2-3 sentences per deliverable
•Typical SS has 4-5 deliverables
•Exclusions (out of scope)
•Things that were discussed but didn’t become part of the project
•Brief 1-2 sentence description for each
•Acceptance criteria
• What constitutes a finished product/service or how do we know the project is complete
•Constraints
•Limits to the project (e.g. deadlines, resource availability
•Assumptions
•Things assumed to be true which affects how the project will run (e.g. assume that the competition will not have a similar product)
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ISBN: 978-1337614689
9th edition
Authors: James M. Wahlen, Stephen P. Baginski, Mark Bradshaw