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Category > Business & Finance Posted 15 Jun 2017 My Price 12.00

experience the models and concepts

Purpose of Assignment

Continuing to build on the project they have identified in Week 2, students will now craft a project plan. The assignment allows them to apply and experience the models and concepts from the readings in Week 3. 

Assignment Steps

Resources: Week 3 assigned readings, University Library

Continue using the organization and project from Week 2.

Prepare a minimum 1,050-word Project Plan in which you include the following:

  • Develop objectives for the consulting project. 
  • Explain why multiple levels of objectives are needed for a consulting project to give it direction and focus.
  • Align the consulting project to the organization's business issues using one of the consulting models (e.g. waterfall model, V model, etc.).
  • Discuss the overall goals of the project.
  • Assess the needs of the project based on the model selected (e.g. payoff needs).

Cite the textbook as a minimum reference. Any references in addition to the text must be peer-reviewed. 

Format consistent with APA formatting.

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