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This 13 page paper looks at the way the planning of a fun run will take place from a project management perspective. The paper presets a break down of the tasks involved, the use of a table to assess the order of tasks, the critical path, staff numbers and time scale. The paper presents a Gantt chart and a network diagram of the planning. The bibliography cites 5 sources.
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13 pages (~225 words per page)
File: TS14_TEfunrun.rtf
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such as obtaining the correct licences and ensuring that security is sufficient. In this paper we will look at the planning of a fun run in Scarborough, considering the different
tasks that will need to be performed using a project planning approach. The first task is to plan the different tasks which are needed. In this there may be sub
tasks, but we will initially look at the main tasks required leading up to the event. The first task is to assess what tasks are needed. 2. Tasks
The planning of an event has many sub tasks, to simplify this process we are breaking the planning into 14 main tasks. These can be considered individually so that the
full context of each task can be appreciated. 1. The first task is to create an outline plan of the event. We have allocated a week, this is the task
of the manager, or the management team and will be a full time job for that week. The plan will require a high degree of research looking at potential routes
and disruptions that the fun run could create, other events that may clash, as international athletes are going to be invited this will include international events as well as local
events. Research at this stage will also need to look at the potential route, the potential sponsors, the papers and advertising mediums to attract runners and spectators, the assessment
of local resources and facilities that may or may not be used, looking at past events and informal talks with the local council. This has been allocated to two
management team members for one weeks however in reality before this stage there is likely to have been background research and some level of work. Other planning issues will include
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