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Project Plan

Anthony Bahlman

Phoenix

04/10/2021

We have set our goals after conducting research, SWOT study, and feedback on Tesla. Our new goal has been set to become more technologically advanced. Our objectives are to use technology to improve efficiency, quality, and customer experience. Here's a project plan to get us started in that direction (Herstatt & Von Hippel, 1992).

Project objectives

Create new apps with the most up-to-date technologies for the best results.

Operational step	Responsible person	Timeline
Form a group of experts with a strong background in new technology and coding.	Gerry software engineering	2 and half weeks
Choose the right components to use and learn how to code.	Bee electricals	3 weeks
allow final decisions about the product that will be produced	Gerry	4 weeks

Potential risk factor	Contingency plan
Due to problems with patents, the project you've selected can't be started before legal issues are resolved.	Concentrate on three items. one by one, by one, by one, by one, by one, by one, If the first option does not work, the second option is available.
A key team member takes a personal decision to relocate.	Choosing members from the respective fields
The manufacturing of components is behind schedule and will not be finished in time for the desired deadline.	Compare various component manufacturers to find two that are developing similar products and will work with the same coding.

Commence the product development phase by offering best quality

Operational step	Responsible person	Timeline
Evaluate the prototype with programming components in order to innovate Tesla's uniqueness and debug any problems that might occur.	Ken and Bree	5 weeks
Create concept plans for a new system prototype, and then construct the prototype.	john	7 weeks
Start the device's production and growth, as well as the branding process.	John	10 weeks

Commence market research and focus on customer satisfaction

Operational step	Responsible person	Timeline
Analyze customer feedback and set final consumer goals	James Human resource officer	3 weeks
Begin by conducting consumer research with groups of people of various ages and cultures.	Grace Market manager	5 weeks
Determine three places to begin distribution by researching sales numbers and customer satisfaction in wide areas.	Grace and James	2 weeks

Potential risks factor	Contingency plan
The project will fall behind	A small buffer is built into each phase of the plan to account for any unexpected delays.
There is a bug that prevents Tesla voices from sounding like the characters they are supposed to.	A small group of technician and engineers will be used to conduct the development
There was a misunderstanding about branding and various styles, resulting in a dispute about which to start with.	To avoid misunderstandings and a lack of coordination, all final decisions are run through Johnathan SVP.

We hope that Tesla has taken the first steps toward being more technologically innovative and has done so effectively over the next two years. These are just the first steps in assisting Tesla in fulfilling its mission statement, which is to "entertain, educate, and inspire people around the world through the power of unparalleled storytelling, representing the iconic brands, creative minds, and emerging innovations that make ours the world's premier entertainment business." It will be among the companies in the world that will be leading when it comes to entrainment and be able to add an impact (Cooper & Edgett, 2010).

References

Herstatt, C., & Von Hippel, E. (1992). From experience: Developing new product concepts via the lead user method: A case study in a “low-tech” field. Journal of product innovation management, 9(3), 213-221.

Cooper, R. G., & Edgett, S. J. (2010). Developing a product innovation and technology strategy for your business. Research-Technology Management, 53(3), 33-40.