Project Quality Report - DRAFT
Project Quality Report - DRAFT
Group A - PMAL200
Executive Summary
The "Online Jewelry and Fashion Store" project aims to establish a robust e-commerce
platform, increasing revenue, global reach, and brand visibility. This report details the quality
management strategies employed, including quality objectives, assurance steps, standards,
risk assessment, and corrective action plans, ensuring project success while mitigating risks.
Quality Objectives
The project’s quality objectives are aligned with the goals of creating a reliable, secure, and
user-friendly online platform while adhering to budgetary and timeline constraints.
Objectives include:
Justification of Objectives
Adherence to these objectives will increase customer trust, enhance satisfaction, and position
the brand competitively in the e-commerce market (Techpacker, n.d.).
Assurance Steps
1. Security Audits: Regularly audit the system to identify vulnerabilities and apply
patches.
2. Performance Testing: Evaluate website speed, responsiveness, and load capacity.
3. SEO Optimization: Monitor keyword rankings and adjust marketing strategies
accordingly.
4. Usability Testing: Conduct focus group tests to identify navigation or functionality
issues.
Control Steps
1. Standardized Testing: Employ automated tools for load and security testing
(Maylor, 2010).
2. Feedback Mechanism: Collect user feedback during the soft launch phase to refine
functionalities.
3. Iterative Development: Implement an Agile approach to address issues in real-time.
Role Responsibilities
Oversees all quality processes, ensures adherence to
Project Manager
objectives.
Quality Assurance Manager Conducts audits, ensures compliance with standards.
Web Developer Implements technical changes based on test results.
Marketing Specialists Tracks campaign success metrics and adjusts strategies.
Quality Standards
The project follows internationally recognized standards to maintain consistency and quality:
1. Pre-Launch:
o Load testing to simulate high traffic conditions.
o Compatibility testing across browsers and devices.
2. Launch:
o Real-time analytics monitoring for performance issues.
o Security testing to validate encryption protocols.
3. Post-Launch:
o A/B testing of marketing campaigns.
o Continuous monitoring of user feedback and system updates.
Failures in these areas could lead to delays, increased costs, and reduced user satisfaction
(PMI, 2019).
Risk Assessment
Cybersecurity Breach: $30,000 in direct financial losses and potential legal fees.
SEO Campaign Failure: $20,000 in missed revenue opportunities due to poor
campaign performance.
Fishbone Diagram
This analysis highlights areas requiring immediate corrective actions (Techpacker, n.d.).
Marketing Optimization
Cost of Conformance
Appendices
References
Maylor, H. (2010). Project management. Pearson Education.
Project Management Institute. (2019). The standard for risk management in portfolios,
programs, and projects. Project Management Institute.
Project Management Institute. (2021). A guide to the project management body of knowledge
(PMBOK® guide) (7th ed.).