RequirementsBackgroundScope Management ApproachRoles and ResponsibilitiesScope Definition: Scope Statement, WBS, WBS DictionaryScope Validation: Scope Verification, Deliverable AcceptanceScope Control: Monitoring, Integrated Change ControlAssumptionsRisksApprovalsAppendix/ Attachments

2. Scenario # 2: You are managing a project to develop a new company intranet site. Intranet Website Development Your organization has grown from 100 people to over 500 people in the past five years. To accommodate the growth you have had to put new systems, work flows, and policies in place. New hires used to shadow existing workers to get trained but now no one seems to know all the latest information, and it seems to be changing weekly to accommodate the expansion. The organization has put together monthly department meetings to maintain a friendly working environment. These meetings have become the de facto way of finding out about new policies and work flows. What used to be a fun meeting seems to be all about bureaucracy and rules. The manager of IT suggested putting together an intranet to store all policies, procedures, processes, and work flows. She said it can also be used for newsletters, awards, department updates, announcements, and other