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Auto Retailers, Inc. Pedro Gonzalez Kyle Grube Sean Kwedar

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Auto Retailers, Inc. Pedro Gonzalez Kyle Grube Sean Kwedar. Background Information. In July 15th, 2011 Auto Retailer’s CEO attended a large EXPO Decided to implement RFID tags in the warehouse CEO consults with IT & Services D epartment - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Auto Retailers, Inc.

Pedro GonzalezKyle Grube

Sean Kwedar

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In July 15th, 2011 Auto Retailer’s CEO attended a large EXPO

Decided to implement RFID tags in the warehouse

CEO consults with IT & Services Department IT & services department is overwhelmed

with the project.

Background Information

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Tracking of orders as they move through the warehouse.◦ Shipping containers are sealed before they are

inventoried properly◦ Shipping labels are lost or damaged◦ Large orders comprised multiple containers and

the entire order doesn’t ship at the same time◦ Orders are shipped without being recorded

(duplicate orders)

Current Problems with system

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Possible Solutions

Series1Quantity

Price$

Containers

Inventory

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Implement RFID “smart tags” Track containers movement Create a database Train all employees

Main Objectives

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Submitted on August 1st, 2011 Included approach Project Constraints

◦ completion date May 17th, 2013◦ Everything should be outsourced◦ Training should be available to employees◦ Service system for 10 months

Reports must be submitted every month

Project Charter

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All proposals due date was August 18th, 2011 Statement of Work

◦ Install hardware and software for RFID tags◦ Provide training◦ Provide service and maintenance

Acceptance criteria: Requirements and SOW Approvals – IT Executive Fixed Contract Evaluation Criteria: Approach (30%)

Experience (30%) Price (30%) Schedule (10%)

RFP

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ABC Corporation – Towson, MD◦ Ranked top tech companies in the world

Problem Solution Benefit Objectives Experience Schedule Costs

Proposal

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Task Name Duration Start Finish

Auto Inc Project 377 days Thu 12/1/11 Fri 5/10/13

Profit 377 days Thu 12/1/11 Fri 5/10/13

Project Management 158 days Thu 12/1/11 Mon 7/9/12

Intiate Project 1 day Thu 12/1/11 Thu 12/1/11

Develop Team Organization 1 day Thu 12/1/11 Thu 12/1/11

System Analysis 10 days Fri 12/2/11 Thu 12/15/11

System Design 60 days Fri 12/16/11 Thu 3/8/12

System Development 12 days Thu 3/8/12 Fri 3/23/12

System Integration & Test 70 days Mon 3/26/12 Fri 6/29/12

System Training 6 days Mon 7/2/12 Mon 7/9/12

Project Wrap Up 1 day Mon 7/9/12 Mon 7/9/12

System Service & Maintenance 219 days Tue 7/10/12 Fri 5/10/13

Service and Maintenance 219 days Tue 7/10/12 Fri 5/10/13

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Job Title Hours Expected Total Salary

Project Manager 1300 hours @ $182.30/h $236,990.00Business Analyst 80 hours @ $45/h $3,600.00Sr. Software Engineer 480 hours @ $90/h $43,200.00Software Engineer 480 hours @ $75/h $36,000.00Sr. Computer Tech 600 hours @ $75/h $45,000.00Computer Tech 600 hours @ $45/h $27,000.00System Tester 1 80 hours @ $35/h $2,800.00System Tester 2 80 hours @ $35/h $2,800.00Computer Techs (10 month service) $105,000.00    Total Cost: $502,390

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# RFID tags Price of RFID tags1,000,000 @ .25 $250,000.00

Equipment Name Quantity Total Price

Stationary RFID readers

10 @ $400 $4,000.00

Hand-held RFID readers

20 @ $150 $3,000.00

Servers 3 @ $5061.41 $15,184.23Wireless Access Points 5 @ $190.04 $950.20Workstations 2 @ $3150 $6,300.00    Total Cost: $29,434.43

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Labor CostProject Manager $236,990.00Business Analyst $3,600.00Sr. Software Engineer $43,200.00Software Engineer $36,000.00Sr. Computer Tech $45,000.00Computer Tech $27,000.00System Tester 1 $2,800.00System Tester 2 $2,800.00Computer Techs (Service & Maintenance) $105,000.00

Materials CostRFID Chips (1 million) $250,000.00

Equipment CostStationary RFID readers $4,000.00Hand-held RFID readers $3,000.00Servers $15,184.23Wireless Access Points $950.20Workstations $6,300.00

Documentation CostReports, Manuals, Drawings $1,300.00

Overhead Cost3% of Above Costs ( $892,974.43 ) $26,789.23

Contingency $50,000.00Profit $194,320

Total Cost of Project $1,054,233.66

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Score all criteria on a scale from 1 (Low) to 10 (High) Evaluation Criteria

Weight A Score B Points A x B Comments

1. Approach 30 10 300 Great approach to problem

2. Experience

30 8 240 Well qualified and experienced staffs

3. Price 30 9 270 Second best price among the proposals

4. Schedule 10 7 70 Schedule is reasonable

Total 100   880  

Proposal Evaluation

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Fixed priced Approved sub-contractors Ownership and designed will be owned by

Auto Retailers, Inc. Auto Retailer may terminate the contract

after providing contractor with warning Payment method is quarterly Contract amount

◦ $1,054,233.66

CONTRACT

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Integration and implementation can’t interfere with the operations of the warehouse

Train Employees – Learning curve Changes approved by Committee & IT

executive Equipment purchased from China Set weekly limit to service and monitor

tracking system

Project Constraints

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Project Plan Work Breakdown Structure

RFID Project (Project

Manager)

Systems Analysis (Business Analyst)

Assess & Interview (Business Analyst)

General Requirements (Sr. Computer Tech)

Systems Design (Sr. Software Engineer)

Generate Top Level Design

(Sr. Software Engineer)

Generate Lower Level Design

(Sr. Software Engineer & Software Engineer)

System Development (Sr. Software Engineer)

Procure Hardware (Sr. Comp Tech)

Procure & Customize Software

(Sr. Software Engineer & Software Engineer)

System Integration (Sr. Comp Tech)

Material Tracking, Pallet, and Container

Subsystems (Sr. Comp Tech &

Comp Tech)

Full System Testing (System Tester 1 & 2)

System Training & Project Wrap Up (Sr. Comp Tech)

Training (Sr.Comp Tech &

Comp Tech)

Project Wrap Up (Project Manager)

System Maintenance (Sr. Comp Tech)

Servicing (Sr. Comp Tech &

Comp Tech)

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Develop team System Analysis System Design System Development Integration and tests Training Monitor and Service System

Activities

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PeopleCapital Information

Resources

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Risk Assessment Risk Impact Likelihood

of Occurrence

(L, M, H)

Degree of Impact

(L, M, H)

Action Trigger

Responsibility

Reponse Plan

Cost of Materials Rise

- Cost of Project will rise.

  

L M Search for most affordable rates before purchasing.

Sr. Computer Tech

-Ask Auto Retailer’s Inc. for an increase in material cost

Installation Takes Longer

-Project life is extended

M H Make detailed reports of work completed

Project Manager

-Employees work overtime -Hire more resources

Training Problems

-Employees cannot grasp system

L H Make a dummied down GUI for non tech users

Sr. Software Engineer

-Recreate a more simplified GUI

Hardware Malfunctions

- Project Life extended

L M Test each piece of hardware before installing into the system

Sr. Computer Tech

-Exchange hardware ASAP

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Task Name Cost Duration Start Finish

Auto Inc Project $1,008,258.40 377 days Thu 12/1/11 Fri 5/10/13

Profit $1,008,258.40 377 days Thu 12/1/11 Fri 5/10/13

Project Management $708,818.40 158 days Thu 12/1/11 Mon 7/9/12

Intiate Project $3,200.00 1 day Thu 12/1/11 Thu 12/1/11

System Analysis $5,795.00 10 days Fri 12/2/11 Thu 12/15/11

System Design $79,432.52 60 days Fri 12/16/11 Thu 3/8/12

System Development $320,307.08 12 days Thu 3/8/12 Fri 3/23/12

System Integratiaon & Test $63,632.30 70 days Mon 3/26/12 Fri 6/29/12

System Training $6,024.30 6 days Mon 7/2/12 Mon 7/9/12

System Service & Maintenance $105,120.00 219 days Tue 7/10/12 Fri 5/10/13

Cost per Activities

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Reconfirmation of plan Assess the performance of the tasks

◦ Take corrective actions Keep project team motivated

Methods for Project Control

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Discuss the scope of the project Proactive management (Planning,

Monitoring, Leading, Controlling)◦ Every employee was involved in the creation of

the action plan Continuing monitoring of the project Evaluation from customer PEOPLE – Positive Environment

Critical Success Factors

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People with experience are mentors Trust- between employees and business

partners◦ First Impression

Understanding of the objective and scope of the project

Reward employees for great performance

Conclusions