Project Scope Management has been defined in many ways but can be summarized as defining the work that must be completed to deliver a product with the specified features and functions. The project scope is important because it specifies clear project boundaries. It can be defined as developing a common understanding as to what is included in, or excluded from, a project. Most people from the beginning of the project associate project scope with cost and time.
When the scope of the project has been defined, the cost and time to implement and complete the project can be calculated. As the project is implemented, it is a fact that the scope is expected to change. This is then where cost and time are recalculated and added.
I had to make a trip to my country of origin, Liberia in August of 2009. Liberian in 1990 to 2003 was plaque with violence and mayhem perpetrated by Liberians on Liberians all because of greed and selfishness. About two hundred and fifty thousand Liberians died and the country’s infrastructures were complete destroyed. In 2003, a female president was elected with the task of rebuilding the war torn nation. Development has been very slow. Electricity and water are rationed out and in many instances people have to do without the basic necessities of life.
My visit was the first and although it was never a thought, I was inspired by my ill experience when I was not guaranteed a uninterrupted access to the internet. The local internet cafés experience on a regular basic frequent loss of electricity. For the locals this was a regular but light inconvenience, but for me this was a total lack of progress and financial exploitation of the people without the right to information and the broadcast of information.
I have considered and decided to build a Computer Information and Access Business in Monrovia, Liberia unlike what the people call internet