Given Creative Design Groups (CDG) situation in Problem 7 and Trendys development of strategic objectives in Problem 8, she decided that, along with improving her recruiting processes for new and replacement hiring, it was time to replace the computer system with state-of-the-art hardware and software. Knowing that she and her staff did not have the expertise to design the type of system that they needed, Trendy looked around, analyzed three competing firms proposals, and finally settled on Creative Computer Group (CCG) to act as consultants and system integrators. Before signing the contract, Trendy decided to ask Hy and Green Ishied (the CSE) to meet with her and the CEO of CCG to clarify the system design requirements and the wording of the contract. Trendy, Hy, and Green all agreed that the system needed to be completely integrated, with the capability to gather cost and scheduling data directly from the designers, and to produce all necessary business reports, as well Activity Time Estimate (days) Pick date 1 Plan menu 2 Get food delivered 1 Estimate costs 3 Locate and book a hall 5 Determine budget 3 Select music 2 Select and hire a DJ 3 Plan decorations 2 Set up, decorate hall 1 Dress rehearsal (day before party) dummy activity 0 Determine how much can be paid from treasury and what the cost of the special assessment will be for each member 1 Design and print invitations 3 Set up mailing list 5 Mail invitations 1 Plan ceremony for seniors 2 Rehearse ceremony 1 Plan after-party cleanup and bill paying 2 Have the party 1 Cleanup and pay bills 1 Copyright 2015 Cengage Learning. All Rights Reserved. May not be copied, scanned, or duplicated, in whole or in part. Due to electronic rights, some third party content may be suppressed from the eBook and/or eChapter(s). Editorial review has deemed that any suppressed content does not materially affect the overall learning experience. Cengage Learning reserves the right to remove additional content at any time if subsequent rights restrictions require it.220 An Introduction to Six Sigma as have graphics capability. Both cost and design information would have to be available to everyone in the firm. Therefore, the network should be capable of interfacing Macintosh and PC desktops via USB connections, with common printers. It should also provide for high bandwidth Internet access and capability to send and receive graphic and text data files. Charlie Nerd, the president of CCG, said that all those requirements could be met by the system that he would design. This was such an important project for his company that he would personally be the project manager for the installation and testing of the new system. After outlining the plans for the system, Charlie asked if there were any questions. Trendy, High, and Green had no immediate questions, but promised to get back to Charlie within three days. a. Given the above information, perform a matrix data analysis to determine why (or if) CCG should get the contract to install the computer system. Justify your analysis. b. What questions would you suggest that Trendy, Hy, and Green ask Charlie before moving forward? c. Construct a process decision program chart, similar to Figure 3.9 in Chapter 3, but closely reflecting CCGs training needs. What special considerations would need to be included in training graphic designers with little business knowledge and business-oriented people (such as Hy and Green) with little artistic design kno

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