Assignment 1 part 1 (10%): Gibbs' reflective cycle (Individual) As a member of the analytics consultant team, your main goal is to craft a compelling Project Management Plan (PMP) suggesting analytics and/or Al-based solutions (including a prototype) to address the scenario outlined in the case study. This comprehensive PMP should delineate a well- defined implementation approach while addressing essential governance requirements. Furthermore, it is crucial to articulate the key stakeholders in the analytics project, detailing their interests and considerations. Additionally, you must emphasize the benefits of the solution for the organization as a whole and for each stakeholder involved in the project. To accomplish this, you are expected to: e Identify and understand key elements of PMP. e Familiarize yourself with the essential components of a well-structured PMP, such as the executive summary, project scope, objectives, potential risks, estimated costs, and expected returns on investment. This foundation will serve as the framework for your final proposal. e Conduct thorough research on existing literature and case studies related to analytics project management for implementing modern analytics solutions. By drawing from industry best practices and successful examples, you can strengthen the credibility and persuasiveness of your proposal. Conduct comprehensive research on UNSDG cases to gain a deep understanding of their context, the stakeholders involved, and ethical considerations, particularly regarding data. Pay meticulous attention to the ethical complexities and nuances associated with data in the NAB case. Examine NAB's organisational profile and stakeholders included in the case study. Leverage this research to evaluate the applicability of the analytics project within NAB's disaster relief assistance scheme. In this part of the assessment, your primary objective is to establish the foundation for the PMP. For this purpose, you will be using Gibbs Reflective Cycle to ground on your understanding the of the problem and the way forward. Specific Requirements: 1. Due date: please refer the LMS Assessment block 2. Use the provided Gibbs cycle template as a guide or you can use the template as it is. 3. Applying Gibbs' Reflective Cycle, analyze both strengths and areas requiring improvement, offering concrete examples from a customer perspective. Showcase NAB's strengths while pinpointing specific aspects that can be enhanced. Additionally, reflect on any experiences where these insights significantly influenced the outcome of a project. 4. Emphasize actions that have been taken or are in the planning stages to boost project awareness and stay abreast of industry developments. Evaluate how these measures align with the overarching goals of the project. 5. The report presenting the Gibbs' reflective cycle should be 500 (+/-10%) words. Gibbs Reflective Cycle DESCRIPTION what happened? Keep it relevant, to the point necessary background FEELINGS ACTION PLAN information How clid you feel ? If the situation arose again, what were you thinking? what would you do ? J ( at the time + looking back ) Anything you need to know, GIBBS or improve ? REFLECTIVE CYCLE CONCLUSION EVALUATION What else could you How did things go? ( Good + Bad ) have done ? Reactions from upurself + what have you learned? others involved what can you change ANALYSIS In future ? what sense can you make of the situation what might of helped? what might of hindered? 6. Do not forget to cite your work and provide reference list. A minimum of 4 academic references. The reference list is not part of the word count. Formatting instructions: . This is a written assignment; scholarly conventions should be observed. . Minimum of 4 references . Referencing style: APA 7Analytics Project Case Study This case study has been designed in partnership with National Australia Bank (NAB). The scenario set out below represents a business case that NAB could (hypothetically) apply to the disaster relief assistance scheme for their customers. Scenario: \"In the event of a natural disaster in Australia, how might NAB use analytics and/or Al based solution(s) to enable the bank to respond in a meaningful and timely manner to better serve their customers and communities? Ideally, students should explore how NAB can better support their customers when the bank offers $1000 disaster relief grants for customers affected by natural disasters.\" Stakeholders: 1. e - NAB Ready Together Team This team is responsible for managing our $1000 Grants for customers affected by natural disasters. NAB Foundation NAB Corporate affairs Customers NAB colleagues Community Emergency services (e.g. SES, Ambulance Service, Fire Authority) Background on scenario The purpose of this Challenge Statement is to enhance the students' understanding of the natural environment of Australia. This topic directly supports learning objectives at La Trobe University that increase awareness of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDG), specifically SDG 11 and 15 (Sustainable Cities and Communities). The study will encourage students to gain an understanding of areas of Australia prone to severe weather events (floods, bushfires, tropical cyclones & storms, heatwaves and extreme weather events) and use data analysis to potentially predict areas of vulnerability in the future. The scenario has strategic alignment with the NAB Foundation's Group Strategy - Disaster Relief Assistance Your Solution should include: 1. How might NAB improve the disaster relief grants process and better support NAB customers, colleagues and communities impacted by natural disaster. How to get the grants to the customers, colleagues and communities faster using e Technology o Al e Analytics and / or e any other digital solution Your solution should also include: e Where are natural disasters occurring? e What are the most prevalent natural disasters in Australia? e What areas of Australia are the most risk to natural disasters? (Now and in future) e How can NAB get the message out to customers about these grants? Gibbs Cycle Template Description Feelings Evaluation Reference Analysis Conclusion Reference Action Plan