Information Technology
Project Management Plan
ITC 4780
John Doe
Professor Jim Madness
It is important to know who do what for the testing when it comes to communication management plan for the Recreation and Wellness Intranet Project. The reason why is because you want to make the most of the possibility of flourishing project recognition; feedback occurrence, what will be accomplished and good reporting. Its purpose is to recognize prepared and standard techniques of changing out information among project stakeholders and team members. There are 5 team members assigned for this project with different roles and responsibilities. The issue I found for this project is that there is confusion in deciding who should do what for as the testing portion. Another issue I see is archiving the documentation. After everything is done, it is very wise to have some place to keep all plans and documents base on the retention of an organization. Moreover, I have found some data that is useful such as the Web-Enhanced Communication System that can improve the business delivery and development of services and their products. My recommendation for this project is have Bonnie and me as the test designer, in which we are responsible for the creation of the test scripts and any scenarios. I will recommend that Tony Prince will be the testing manager and test approver since he is the project manager. As the network specialist, I would utilize Patrick as the project tester. This is where he is responsible for carrying out the test scripts and telling the results. Also I would use him as the project test lead to oversee the testing of the project as well. Lastly, I would recommend that Nancy can be the reviewer who will be responsible for evaluating reports from the tester and making a decision on what actions will take place. By having everyone to do a certain test will
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