Central Medical Center - Nurses Station Workstation Refresh Project

You are a project manager working for Central Medical Center, a 101-bed hospital facility that includes medical specialty offices. You specialize in information technology projects and have been asked to lead a project that will refresh the nurses station computers at the medical center. The following article provides a brief introduction to the concept of enterprise technology refresh: https://www.hpe.com/us/en/what-is/tech-refresh.html(Links to an external site.).

The medical center has five floors. The first floor houses the emergency services, surgical suites, and basic hospital administration. The second floor houses several medical specialty clinics and doctors' offices. The third, fourth, and fifth floors contain a combination of patient rooms and medical specialty clinics and doctors' offices. There are other, smaller buildings surrounding the hospital that make up the medical center complex.

For the purposes of this project, you will be upgrading the patient care nursing computers for hospital in-patient wards on the third, fourth, and fifth floors. This is considered Phase 1 of an on-going project that will see all nursing computers upgraded over the next year. The nursing computers in the emergency room and surgical suites will be upgraded in Phase 2 of the project. All other nursing computers will be updated in Phase 3. Again, you are only concerned with managing Phase 1 of this project.

Phase 1 is expected to last 6 months. The budget for the project is $500,000 and is intended to cover hardware and personnel costs.

1. Title Slide: this slide should identify the project title and any other important information.
2. Project Overview: this may be one or more slides that provide an overall picture of the project.
3. Project Scope: this slide should address the scope of work that your project team will be responsible for completing. Remember that there are multiple project teams working on different aspects of this overall project.
4. Key Deliverables: this slide should identify the key deliverables for which your project team is responsible.
5. Wrap-up or Conclusion: this slide should sum up your briefing.