Royal Caribbean Cruises invested $1.4 billion to build the Oasis of the Seas, a cruise ship that carries 5,400 passengers and stands 20 stories above the sea. The vessel is a third larger than any other cruise ship and contains 21 pools, 24 restaurants, 13 retail shops, and 300-foot water slides.

You're an operations executive chairing the Projects Committee for Royal Caribbean Cruise Line.You're committee has been tasked with conducting a post-audit of the Project: Oasis of the Sea.The committee is aware that the ship actual performance (financial) has fallen short of expectations. As Chair of the Projects Committee, you're expected to create a report that outlines current status of the investment (project), and then present a plan to improve its performance in the foreseeable future.You will want to gather relevant information (financial, economic, etc.); explore and evaluate alternatives that will bring the Oasis of the Sea into the "black"; and document your plan, on behalf of the Projects Committee, using sound arguments that are well supported, properly vetted, and logically presented. It is important that management carefully consider any potential ethical implications associated with their stated position. If there are any potential ethical concerns associated with your position, they should be identified and discussed in the final recommendation.