When working as a professional developer of IT projects, it is important to craft a project proposal. Project proposals help the project team(s) understand early on the uniqueness of IT projects, including the needs that must be addressed and the specific reasoning or “why” behind the projects. As is common practice in IT project management, the vision created through a project proposal guides all of the work that is delivered for a project. The student teams will gain perspective and come to understand the importance of having this initially outlined as they begin their work on the project.
IT projects can be large or small and can involve one person or thousands of people. They can be done in one day or take years to complete. As described earlier, IT projects involve using hardware, software, and networks to create a product, service, or result.
Your IT projects is:
• A company on-premise data center is updated and migrated to cloud services.
within your team you will select an IT project. Then, create a 1,000- to 1,250-word project proposal that the team intends to implement, including the following:
1. The IT project’s vision statement that includes the who, what, and the how .
2. The project’s title and overarching purpose, indicating the long-range results, attributes, and constraints.
3. The in-scope and out-of-scope items for the proposal.
4. Communication strategies, addressing the why, how, and a timeline for communication.
5. Logical and supported arguments and project and product life cycles.
6. Unique attributes and diverse nature of the IT project.
7. Current IT project trends affecting IT projects, including globalization, outsourcing, virtual teams, and Agile project management.
8. Examine the implications of defining an IT project from the Christian worldview as it relates to human value and dignity.
9. Research the historical, social, professional, ethical, and legal aspects of using an IT project to solve a computing problem.