You are in a meeting with senior managers at your organization where it was revealed the company wants a smartphone app developed and released.

• This is a simple utility app that counts the number of times a smartphone screen turns on, and the impact the on/off has on battery life.
• The goal is to have the app available for potential customers (Google and Apple) as soon as possible to begin generating revenue, and improve upon it as you move along.
• The project goal is to put out the best product you can, as quickly as possible, by utilizing technology and customer feedback to improve upon the product incrementally.
• The end goal is to have a usable, desirable app available on iOS and Android as soon as you can.

At the end of the meeting, the attendees tag the IT Director as the sponsor and you as the project manager and want you to proceed immediately. There is no more information provided to you.

You now have a team and are not creating this app alone. As the lead, you have decided to put an Agile PM plan in place.

1. How will you incorporate an Agile Life Cycle into this case study
2. The roles required to be filled on the team
3. How the team will be structured
4. What each role on the team is responsible for
5. Where the team will meet and create a weekly meeting schedule