Question

Create a project charter for Mobile App using Augmented reality and Machine learning

The project is to train the industrial and HVAC machines to learn and repair themselves and educate the technicians in a fun and effective way.

Answer 1

Planning the Project
The project charter (2-4 pages) submission to the Tiger Institute Board of Governors
outlined the various aspects needed to plan the project. The charter included the
following elements:
1. Project Name and Type: R&D, pilot, first productive use of new product, or
commercialization.
2. Overview: Create a cloud-based mobile solution for surgeons.
a. Scope: Application functionality and user stories, deliverable goals.
b. Timeline: 90 days, with start date specified.
c. List of Criteria for Success or Acceptance: Increased surgeon satisfaction, shortened workflow time, and revenue from product sales.
3. Outcome Assessment Factors: Quality of care, clinician satisfaction, financial
outcomes, development effort.
4. Required Resources: Personnel, hardware and software, and total investment
required for this phase.
The project was re-evaluated every 90 to 180 days, depending on the promised
deliverables and target dates. The decision to proceed to the next charter phase
would depend on the outcome of the current phase and Board of Governors approval.
Based on the flexibility and skillset of the team members, an agile project
management model was chosen as the best method to align with the iterative and
incremental planning, designing, development, and management phases of the
project activities. The Manifesto for Agile Software Development (2012) describes
the following twelve basic principles of this methodology:
1. The highest priority is customer satisfaction through early and continuous
delivery of meaningful and valuable software.
2. Welcome changing requirements regardless of timing in development in order
to harness change for the customer’s competitive advantage.
3. Frequently deliver working software within a couple of weeks to a couple of
months, with a preference towards the shorter timescale.