PROJECT CHARTER Outline

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PROJECT CHARTER Outline

2. Business Objectives and Project Purpose (Explain the reasons for doing this project)

Execute partial renovation of the existing Nature Café located at Ryerson University Campus to create more friendly and welcoming environment.

Allocated budget for this project is $ 25,000.00 and should be completed by May 2, 2012. Existing interior design and patio lay outs will be updated. Furniture and appliances will be cleaned and refurbished. No major construction involved.

During this period, the PMO team will hire qualified contractors to renovate the coffee shop and use its own resources to manage and direct the process.

5. Project Deliverables (Fatemeh) (These define what the project must accomplish, including the customer/user requirements and products/services to be provided by the project) (Time line details as per time management section) Major Deliverable Description Initiation  Meeting with project owner to submit Submission of Project Charter detailed project charter. (assumption; our PMO team already won the renovation job)  Negotiation and discussion on the details to clarify the plan to the project owner.  Project charter / contract to be signed between two parties  Project owner to pay PMO team (as specified in the scope)  Make necessary changes as per project owner and repeat the a/m steps to get project owners signature on the project charter Planning (plan the work)  Each division to get quotes and prices PMO team to plan for dividing  Divisions to plan their job according to responsibilities among the team as per the their allocated time and budget scope and defined WBS (plan for time, cost  Looking for qualified contractor and quality)

Execution (work the plan)  Each division to execute its part as per Execute the renovation plan WBS, project scope and results from planning stage (monitor execution, communicate with  Monitor construction job to make sure it the customer, make necessary changes follows time and budget to plan if required)  Ensure the customer is satisfied with the ongoing process and interim results of the project as well as the scope, time and cost achievements Termination  Perform close-out activities  Evaluate performance  Invite customer feedback  Close out any vendor contracts

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