Mini-Case AThe Briargrove Project has successfully completed multiple phases within the corporate offices. The project is prepared to move into remote offices across the organization. In your paper address the 4 key stages of project monitoring and how that will be useful for the ongoing project.
Please conclude the assignment with these 2 components. ?Reflections on the Progressive Case Study.
?What are the top three factors that you improved during this course?Include a title page and 3 5 references. Only one of the references may be from the internet (not Wikipedia). The other references must be located in the Grantham University Online Library. Only the body of the paper will count towards your word requirement. Please follow the rubric below.Save your assignments for review and use on your BA599 Capstone project.Mini-Case BGUs Project has successfully completed multiple phases. The next phase of the project is to implement the mobile application so that students can receive updates on their courses from their mobile devices (phone, iPad, etc). In your paper address the 4 key stages of project monitoring and how that will be useful for the ongoing project.Please conclude the assignment with these 2 components.
Reflections on the Progressive Case Study.
What are the top three factors that you improved during this course?

Mini-Case A

Questionnaires and surveys are well established techniques for assessing project risk. Briargrove has been a learning process to this point. In your paper explain why your organization should use these techniques to manage risk throughout this project. Attach an example of each (questionnaire and survey) that you would use for the Briargrove Project. You may be creative addressing areas, not directly discussed to this point. (Suggestions might include: end user concerns, rollouts and implementation, equipment, resources, and transparency).

Include a title page and 3 – 5 references. Only one of the references may be from the internet (not Wikipedia). The other references must be located in the Grantham University Online Library. Only the body of the paper will count towards your word requirement. Please follow the rubric below.

Save your assignments for review and use on your BA599 Capstone project.

Mini-Case B

Questionnaires and surveys are well established techniques for assessing project risk. GU has been a learning process to this point. In your paper include the benefits of these techniques to manage risk throughout this project. Attach an example of each (questionnaire and survey) that you would use for the GU Project. You may be creative addressing areas, not directly discussed to this point. (Suggestions might include: end user concerns, rollouts and implementation, equipment, resources, and transparency).

Mini-Case A

Questionnaires and surveys are well established techniques for assessing project risk. Briargrove has been a learning process to this point. In your paper explain why your organization should use these techniques to manage risk throughout this project. Attach an example of each (questionnaire and survey) that you would use for the Briargrove Project. You may be creative addressing areas, not directly discussed to this point. (Suggestions might include: end user concerns, rollouts and implementation, equipment, resources, and transparency).

Include a title page and 3 – 5 references. Only one of the references may be from the internet (not Wikipedia). The other references must be located in the Grantham University Online Library. Only the body of the paper will count towards your word requirement. Please follow the rubric below.

Save your assignments for review and use on your BA599 Capstone project.

Mini-Case B

Questionnaires and surveys are well established techniques for assessing project risk. GU has been a learning process to this point. In your paper include the benefits of these techniques to manage risk throughout this project. Attach an example of each (questionnaire and survey) that you would use for the GU Project. You may be creative addressing areas, not directly discussed to this point. (Suggestions might include: end user concerns, rollouts and implementation, equipment, resources, and transparency).