Calleam Consulting Case Study on Denver Int'l Airport Baggage Handling will be used to complete module $7$ case study analysis. Refer also to PMBOK Part $2$: Executing, Monitoring, Controlling, and Closing.

Purpose

One of the best ways to learn is to analyze a case; a particular situation that exemplifies the issues, strengths, and weaknesses that are faced when actually managing a project. This is a proven learning tool shown to reinforce understanding, and the application of knowledge.

Calleam Consulting Case Study on Denver Int'l Airport Baggage Handling will be used to complete Module $7$ case study analysis.Even though other Project Management Knowledge Areas will present themselves in the case, the focus of the case study analysis are the following three Knowledge Areas; Communications, Risk and Procurement management $($PMBOK $10,11,$ & $12).$ Together these are important knowledge Areas because a project cannot be managed successfully without effective communications, risk management and mitigation, and timely purchasing of necessary supplies.

Framework:

Introduce the case and offer a summary of the issues and the main concerns in the case.

Explain how the issues and concerns could impact the success of the project.

Drawing from the PMBOK Guide $($Chapter $10,11,$ & $12)$ and other course material, and most importantly your knowledge and expertise of project management:

Critique how the case was handled.

What was done right, what went wrong, what could have been done differently, why, and how?

Explain what you learned about project management from the case. Include an explanation of how knowledge of the PMBOK $($Chapters $10,11,$ & $12)$ could have helped alleviate the issues in the case.

Offer solid and defensible conclusion$($s$)$ and recommendations.

Requirements

Must reference theory, concepts, material covered in the course, and Project Management material in general.

Must be in APSA, APA, MLA, or in approved stated citation$/$reference format with in$-$text citations and a bibliography$/$work cited page.

Must be at least $3$ pages in length $($not including the title page or reference page$)$ double$-$spaced, $1$ inch margins, with $12$ point fonts, Times New Roman.