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Section1: Executive summary, introduction, logical structure and conclusion

1.1. Executive summary

The approach of project management is to maximise the speed flow in development of a project with the help of a deployed project team. The deployment of project ensures the best experience for the customers. The qualified professionals are involved in the development of the real world networking industry. The skilled experts bring the specific solutions for the complex problems and provide an independent view for the relevant technical recommendations. The networking which involves new technology involves complex challenges to any organization strategy and the third party is involved which is commonly called as service providers. The project management software includes the MS project and the ability of this software is that it can tie all aspects of project in a encapsulated unit. It provides relatively easy way to create plan for the network installation. The setting up of project plan draws a time frame which has many dividends over the course of the network project (Schaffer, 2009).

1.2. Introduction

The management of networking is typically a well-planned structure in the technical aspects of project. The configuration of devices such as router and switch, deployment of server and other deployments depends on management structure of whole project. The training part is most important which includes the employee skill development for the operation of developed project.

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1.3. Project title and description

Table1: Project Description

S. No.	Topic	Description
1	Title of the project	Network Project Management for Server development
2	Start date	24 September 2017
3	End date	23 September 2018
4.	Duration	12 months
5.	Objective	To achieve a project planning document based on overall parameters with appropriate project plan and quality check to complete the project.

1.4. Project team members

Number of team members: 4

Table2: Team Description

S. No.	Title of Role	Skills
1	Project manager	Management expert, planning expert, quality expert, financial expert
2	Network Administrator	Networking expert, testing expert, developer, quality expert
3	Software expert	Resource expert, testing expert, training expert
4	Business Analyst	Business expert, scope expert, financial expert, quality expert

1.5. Logical flow diagram

Logical flow diagram

Section2: Project scope and project requirements, project crashing.

2.1. Project scope

The project scope is an important part of the implementation plan of the network project management. The aim of the project is to achieve the appropriate planning of the project with respect to time estimated and good quality level.

2.2. Estimated time?line

The total estimated time will be 12 months and the project is divided into seven stages. Each will have its appropriate time for completion. Thus time estimated is divided into seven parts. The project will achieve completion on time if each is completed within expected time.

2.3. Project requirements

(1) Functional requirements: The functional requirements involve the hardware and software requirement. The hardware requirement involves the small dataset, medium dataset, and large dataset. The software requirements are operating system, share point server and SQL server. The last thing which is required is Project Server (latest version).

Hardware requirement

Software Requirement

(2) Non-functional requirements: The non-functional requirements involve the client requirements which include the project professional compatibility, project installation requirement, project professional office and Web app requirements.

2.4. Crash the total project duration

Ms Project will be used for crashing the project duration by 2 weeks.

2.5. Stakeholders’ roles and responsibilities

Table5: Team responsibility

S. No.	Team Member	Responsibility
1	Project Manager	-timely deliverables of the project -providing solutions for the problem during complexities in project -continuous communication with the team members in professional manner
2	Network Administrator	-provide solution for complexity in server issues -identification of resource requirement and finalizing required resources for the project -testing and maintenance of server -developing training session for employees
3	Software Expert	-easily operate on operating system, share point server and SQL server -MS project implementation on time
4	Business Analyst	-providing surety in availability of identified requirements -maintenance and updating of hardware and software -manage financial aspects of project

2.6. Resource needs

Table6: Resource requirement

S. No.	Title of resource	Quantities
1	ISP provider	1
2	WAN provider	1
3	Telephony services	1
4	Computer system	1
5	MS project software	1
6	Operating system	1
7	Share point software	1
8	Connecting components	1
9	SQL software	1

Section3: Project stakeholders, communications, risk management plan, and ethical issues.

3.1. Quality plan

Team philosophy:The team should focus on the good quality of project for the clients. Every step of the project should be goodstructured and planned so that it gets completed by estimated time. I have achieved the teamwork philosophy statement. The next part in quality comes that all the requirements should be achieved with respect to project plan. The timely accomplishment of project requires the conduction of many activities which can identify the resources, structures, stages, doubts and their solutions, possible risk and security measures.

Table7: Activities Review

S. No.	Title	Project Manager	Software expert	Business Analyst	Network Administrator
1	Meeting 1	Reviews
2	Meeting 2
3	Meeting 3
4	Discussion 1
5	Discussion 2

Verification and Validation of activities

The activities need to be verified and validated by the attended team members by the help of regular attendance during meeting and providing signature on their commented reviews. The activity during the project management includes meeting, discussions, and training.

Table8: Activity Validation

S. No.	Title	Project Manager	Software expert	Business Analyst	Network Administrator
1	Meeting 1	Signature from respected team members.
2	Meeting 2
3	Meeting 3
4	Discussion 1
5	Discussion 2

3.2. Stakeholder analysis

Table9: List of Stakeholders

S. No.	List of name
1	Project Manager
2	Network Administrator
3	Software expert
4	Business Analyst
5	ISP provider
6	WAN provider
7	Organisations
8	Government agencies
9	Local internet users
10	Social media users

Power/ interest graph description:

Power/ interest graph for prioritized stakeholders

1. High power, interested people

These people have full engagement towards the development such team members and make highest efforts to satisfy the requirements.

2. High power, less interested people

These people are the users of the developed project; they don’t engage in functionality of the project but in engage in the application of the project.

3. Less power, interested people

These people are interested in good quality of project application such as private and popular organization.

4. Low power, less interested people

The people have not much excessive communication with respect to project. These are the local user of server such as users of social sites.

3.3. Communication plan

Communication plan includes the methods of communication between team members for sorting the different stages of the network project management. The methods include meetings, discussions and free time conversation. The timing of the meeting should be fixedin morning in morning for one hour from 9:00 am to 10:00 pm. The meeting should be attended by each member and making it compulsory will make the project successful. Regular discussion after lunch break should occur to boost the project development and for doubt clarification. The doubt session should be organized separately. Data should be shared through Email with proper encryption.

Communication matrix

3.4. Risk management plan

Risk Assessment matrix

The risk management plan includes:

Phase 1: Risk Identification

The possible risks are identified during testing phase of the project development which includes risk at technical level, cost estimating level, scheduling level, in miscommunication with client, financial, political, environmental and by the users itself.

Phase 2: Categorizing risk

The risk should be categorized on the basis of two factors. The factors are the impact of the risk and likelihood of happening of risk. The impact of risk categories the risk in three levels which are high level, medium level, and low level. The likelihood of the risk divides the possible risk into three levels and these levels are their possibilities of happening- unlikely, likely and very likely.

Phase 3: Mitigation of risk

Mitigation is done on the basis of following factors:

a. Avoid: The best method is to prevent the risk from happening and definitely it will not affect the project. It usually involves the development of alternate method where probability of risk is high.

b. Share: It involves sharing of risk mitigation activities during risk occurrence so that it should resolve as faster as possible. Many organizations have strategies to divide their possible risk into different departments and these departments handle them in a different manner.

c. Transfer: This method involves shifting of risk from project to another risk solution providers. The best example of risk transfer is providing insurance to equipment and software.

d. Reduce:This method involves the reduction of risk on the basis of funded amount from the sponsors.A project manager assigns the risk cost estimation to the experts so that a proper safe backup can be taken from the sponsors.

(WATT, n.d.)

3.5. Estimated cost

Table for resource cost

Team member salary estimate

3.6. Ethical issues

The responsibilities of project manager and its team members are high in considering the ethical issues for being a good team member and citizen. The most common ethical issues analyzed in the project management are:

1. Ignoring health of the employees

2. Making partially deals and not closing deals properly

3. Assigning fraud employees for the project

4. Biased behavior of the project manager

5. Disputes in not accepting own mistakes in teamwork

6. Not maintaining public interest in completion of project

7. Non-professionalbehavior during project development like coming late at meeting venue

8. Dishonest and non-competence behavior towards project (MAJEED, 2012).

Section4: Project Management software outputs

4.1. Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) and Gantt Chart

WPS with Gantt chart

4.2. Network Diagram

Network Diagram

Section5: Project Deployment plan

It involves the completion of following strategies.

Table12: Deployment strategies

S. No.	Deployment strategy	Description
1	Concept strategy	It provides the description of technology infrastructure, communication network, application of the project and current environment of the project.
2	Installation strategy	It involves development of high-levelwork breakdown structure and Gantt chart. Further, it includes the benefits and impacts of proposed project.
3	Communication strategy	It involves proper and regular conversation activities during the project management.
4	Training strategy	This strategy includes the training schedule, training time and facilities provided.
5	Financial analysis	It includes the complete spreadsheet of the estimated cost of the resources and salary of the stakeholders.
6	Master schedule	This includes use of Gantt chart for the deployment of project in a timely manner.

(Borysowich, 2009)

Section6: Project signoff, project review and recommendations

6.1. Project signoff letter

Table13: Project signoff letter

S. No.	Topic	Description
1	Title of the project	Network Project Management for Server development
2	Start date	24 September 2017
3	End date	23 September 2018
4.	Duration	12 months
5.	Project deliverables	Achieved
6.	Signature from team member for completion of project	Project manager - Network Administrator- Software expert- Business Analyst-
7.	Service owner signature
8.	Client approval (signature mandatory)
9.	Sponsor signature
10	Project status	Completed
11	Actual date of completion
	Comments (if any )

(Rao, 2012)

6.2. Post?project review and Recommendations

This includes the possible review feedbacks and possible recommendations

Table14: Table for review and recommendation

Name of the stage	Issue raised	Feedback from clients and sponsors	Recommendations
1. Resource requirement	Old version used	Possibly advanced version should be used	-advanced version will support current stability of server -less maintenance is required -less risk of threat occurrence
2.Communication plan	Meeting not properly documented	Regular meeting should be scheduled	-proper documentation will provide solution of some unwanted miscommunication -less dispute will raise
3. Project testing	Testing is not properly documented	Risk may arise, need proper documentation	-determine risk possibilities -provides knowledge of any threat in any hardware. -determines proper functioning of project.

(John, 2015)

6.3. Conclusion

The Network Project Management on Server development is successfully created. The appropriate planning is developed with the estimated time frame. The project scope is established with stakeholder and resource identification. The work breakdown structure and Gantt chart are developed on MS project. The risk, communication skills and quality plan is discussed. The other factors such ethical issues, deployment plan, project sign off, recommendation are achieved.

Section7: Reference and appendices

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John, V., (2015). Post project preview. Slideshare. Retrieved fromhttps://www.slideshare.net/SilverMkenda/post-project-review

MAJEED, M., (2012). Ethical issues related to project management.project-management.Retrieved fromhttps://project-management.com/ethical-issues-related-to-project-management/

PMG, (n.d.).Project management initiating tools and techniques.projectmanagementguru.Retrieved fromhttp://www.projectmanagementguru.com/initiating.html

Pwgsc, (n.d.).Risk Management plan template. Pwgsc. Retrieved fromhttps://www.tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca/biens-property/sngp-npms/bi-rp/conn-know/risque-risk/plan-eng.html

Rao, T. R. (2012).Project Sign Off Template. Slideshare. Retrieved fromhttps://www.slideshare.net/TarakeshRao/project-sign-off-tempalte

Schaffer, G. (2009). Project management for networking geeks. ITworld. Retrieved fromhttps://www.itworld.com/article/2769683/networking/project-management-for-networking-geeks.html

Thompson, R., (n.d.).Stakeholder Analysis. Mindtools. Retrived from https://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newPPM_07.htm

Thompson, R., (n.d.). Stakeholder analysis.Mindtools.Retrieved fromhttps://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newPPM_07.htm

WATT, A.,(n.d.). Risk Management planning. Opentextbc.Retrieved from https://opentextbc.ca/projectmanagement/chapter/chapter-16-risk-management-planning-project-management/

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