A change management plan is a structured document that outlines the strategies a
A change management plan is a structured document that outlines the strategies and steps needed to successfully implement a new project or organizational change, including identifying potential impacts, engaging stakeholders, communicating effectively, and managing resistance to the change, with the goal of minimizing disruption and ensuring adoption by employees
INSTRUCTIONS
Part 1 of the project will contain five principal elements as well
INSTRUCTIONS
Part 1 of the project will contain five principal elements as well as reference page, listed below. The following items will be submitted in 1 Word document.
1. Create a tile page in APA format. Be sure to note the project as part of your title (e.g. “Project Proposal: World Help Auction and Talent Show Fundraiser”).
2. Provide an overview of your project. Begin be describing your project, why it was chosen and what you hope it will accomplish. Then discuss the importance of identifying stakeholders, analyzing risk, and thinking through communication needs in light of your project. Use research to highlight best practices, trends, or other pertinent information in light of these areas (stakeholder analysis, risk analysis, and communication). This must include at least two resources (academic, peer-reviewed journals or respected trade publications), be in APA format, and be 1-2 pages long (you will include a Reference page at the end of the document). Once you complete the overview, use the “insert break” function to create a new page to add the Project Proposal form to your project. Create a new page for each form/matrix of the project.
3. Create a Project Proposal Form for your project in Microsoft Word. Use Figure 2.5A of the text as a guide.
4. Create a Responsibility Matrix for your project in Microsoft Word or Excel. Use Figures 4.7 or 4.8 of the text as a guide (select the one that best fits your project).
5. Create a Risk Response Matrix for your project in Microsoft Word or Excel. Use Figure 7.8 of the text as a guide. Use the text’s terms for risk responses (e.g. mitigate (describe how), transfer (to whom), etc.), reflecting ways to address the risk, that differ from your contingencies, which are plans to follow should the risk be realized.
6. Create a Project Communication Plan for your project in Microsoft Word. Use Figure 4.10 of the text as a guide. Include at least ten rows of communication needs for your stakeholders.
7. Create a Reference page for materials cited in the Project Proposal Overview.
1. Human resource management. Plan should include:
Roles and responsibilities
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1. Human resource management. Plan should include:
Roles and responsibilities
Project organization charts
Staffing management plan
Discussion Topic
The nature of research, research questions and objectives are f
Discussion Topic
The nature of research, research questions and objectives are fundamental considerations when developing research projects. In this discussion you should consider:
1. What is the nature of research?
2. What are the differences between basic, applied and pseudo research?
3. How would you generate and refine research ideas?
4. What would you consider when specifying research questions and objectives?
Please add one question to discuss
In this unit we shall:
Determine the uniqueness of business and management research.
Identify the purpose and context of business and management research.
Introduce the research process.
Examine the importance of reflective practice.
On completion of this unit you will be able to:
Identify the characteristics of business and management research.
Explain the distinctiveness of business and management research.
Identify the key components of the research process.
Reflect upon the learning that has taken place during the unit.
The Project Management Institute (2017), in section 11.1.3.1, defines the Risk M
The Project Management Institute (2017), in section 11.1.3.1, defines the Risk Management Plan as containing some or all of the following elements:
Risk strategy
Methodology
Roles and responsibilities
Funding
Timing
Risk categories
This is outlined in both A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge and the Practice Standard for Project Risk Management.
Instructions
For the Portfolio Project that is due in Week 8, you will develop a complete Risk Management Plan and Risk Register for a project.
Select a project within your industry, or within an industry in which you would choose to work as a project manager. Submit an executive summary of your selection (high-level project charter) for a grade. You will also begin to outline a Risk Management Plan for this project and add to it each week. This will be submitted as part of your Portfolio Project in Module 8.
Construction Project Manager