Describe one or more agile project management approaches/ Management Information Sys
Microsoft project, powerpoint, and paper
As a project manager, you are going to prepare two project outlines for the development of a mobile application. One project outline uses a waterfall model, another uses an agile method.
Prepare two project outlines using Microsoft® Project. Each outline shall consist of a task list and a Gantt chart showing task durations and precedence relationships.
Include a 350- to 700-word brief explanation of how the two project outlines differ. Be sure to address how Agile addresses complexity and uncertainty.
Consider the following scenario:
Your company has been using Traditional Project Management (TPM) methods for years, but is now looking into the possibility of adopting agile practices. Your boss has asked you to prepare a MS PowerPoint presentation comparing TPM to agile practices and summarizing the benefits and limitations of each.
Prepare a 12- to 15-slide MS PowerPoint presentation including the following information:
• Briefly describe the TPM waterfall method.
• Briefly describe one or more Agile project management approaches.
• Compare and contrast TPM and Agile methods, emphasizing the strengths and weaknesses of each.
• Discuss what kind of projects would be more appropriate for TPM approaches and what types would be more appropriate for Agile approaches.
• Discuss how a project approach is selected for different types of project. Provide an example by selecting an approach for one of the following projects, and explaining your rationale for the selection. Remember to focus on the project approach and not get involved in the technical details of the project.
• Converting a large enterprise from using IPv4 to IPv6
• Managing a Business Process Reengineering (BPR) project to modernize and integrate a major company’s business systems (accounting, sales, logistics, manufacturing, etc.) into an enterprise-wide unified architecture
• Building a new data center for an international business
Include detailed speaker’s notes for each slide.
Use the last slide for references (per APA).
