Evaluation of Accomplished Plan for SAP Flow Sensor
business
Description
You are the project manager in charge of research at a firm that has been contacted
by the Sweet Briar College (SBC) research group. They have been extended the letter
in the file titled “customer statement capstone spring 2016.docx” – a request to the
college to support sap flow collection in the Blue Ridge Mountains. The college has
reached out to your firm for support.
As the project manager with vast experience in these types of project proposals, you
have been tasked with completing the request for proposal (RFP) from your team in
order to present to the group at SBC. They will use this RFP in drafting their proposal
to the potential customer. In essence, you are a consultant for the college on this RFP
charged with developing the criteria necessary to answer the customer request. So
far, members of your team have completed sections 1-5 of the RFP – contained in
document “PARTIAL RFP capstone spring 2016 HY.docx”.
To accompany the RFP, and to help teach the SBC team, you will need to complete a
memorandum supporting the collection of all sections of the RFP, as well as to
complete sections 6 – 8 on your own. In your memorandum, you will need to cover
the tools your team used to generate the information in each of the sections.
Additionally, spell out the criteria required to properly make a decision whether or not
to move forward with a project of this type. Use your experience as project manager
to develop these criteria, and include specific tools, techniques, and communications
required to establish a complete set of data on which to base your decisions. You are
writing the go/kill criteria for the college.
The team at SBC has provided you with information on sap flow sensors, as well as the
proposed technical solution strategy that their proposal is to be based on – “sensors-
12-00954” and “Sap Flow Sensors_Capstone Presentation #1.pdf” respectively. Your
technical team has verified this information as accurate. As project leader, you should
also include discussion of any missing technical information that would be beneficial
to the development of this RPF and of the final proposal to the customer.
