The Project Information Management System (PIMS) is used for collecting, storing, and organizing project documents for easier access and usage of project information. It allows authorized users to access, share, update, delete, copy, and generate project information. It helps the organization keep track of their projects and its documents. This also provides an organization the tool to analyze and evaluate their past performances using project information.

I have attached the different Project documentation templates needed to complete this project. It is a project that will take time but i do need the different parts on different deadlines.

I need the project charter template completed by Sunday 9pm March. 4th

I also need the Project Status Report Template completed by Sunday 9pm March 4th.

The actual overall project i need done and completed by May 1st 2018.

***The documentations (templates) is what i need as the project goes along

? Please bid for this assignment only if you can adhere to the following:

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1. Select a company name for your cookie company.
2. Determine job specifications: cookie quality, size, appearance, special features (types of chips, nuts) quantity, and packaging. (See the quality standards information below).
3. Determine production tasks and feel free to enlist your family, friends or classmates in this project.If you enlist help, you may want to make team assignments (i.e., mixer, baker, timer, quality control, materials purchaser, accountant, marketer).
4. Select a recipe.
5. Using Excel, develop job measurement document. (See information below)
6. Using Excel, develop job order cost card. (See information below)
7. Produce your product and complete the job measurement and job cost information.
8. Take a picture of your final product and create a promotional piece for your product. (Create in Microsoft Office Word (.doc or .docx) or Rich Text format (rtf.)
9. Evaluate results of your process, and final product.Determined your quality standards. (See information below). (Create your final evaluation results in a Microsoft Office Word (.doc or .docx) or Rich Text format (rtf.) for submission.)

Job Measurement Document

• Cost per cookie
• Number of cookies produced=number meeting specs + number rejected + number reworked + number sampled for quality control + unexplained differences
• Size of cookies before baking
• Size of cookies after baking
• Total throughput time=mix time + (bake time for one cookie sheet x number of cookie sheets processed) + packaging time + downtime + cleanup time

Required Comments:

• What is your cost per cookie?
• What measures did you use to effectively evaluate production performance?
• What measures did you find unnecessary? Why?

***(Make sure you watch the video to help you answer this) 8 Sentences Min***

Another specialized court that exist in many jurisdictions include domestic violence courts.

These courts concentrate on the safety of the victim, the prosecution of abusers, and the rehabilitation of those convicted of DV related crimes. They can be very effective.

Watch the video in the following link and read about this hearing. http://www.wftv.com/news/local/video-shows-judge-b…

If you can’t hear the video (I wasn’t able to), you can still read part of the transcript below.

Some things to consider and write about:

Why might a domestic violence victim not want to show up for court, even if she is being abused and going to court to testify would protect her life? What can prosecutors do to help encourage victims to come to court? What happens when a victim isn’t available to testify? Do you agree with what the judge did in this case? Why or why not?

2) Write a helpful response to the students paragraph, stating how you agree and why followed by your opinion on the topic. keep it positive! 5 Sentences Min

Students Paragraph:

In working at Victim’s Assistance for the District Attorney’s Office, I came in contact with number of domestic violence victims. One thing I noticed during my time there was that victims were less likely to show up for court if they did not have a support system. Even if their testimony would protect them in the long run they would not follow through with the process if they did not have family, friends, and effective victim advocates supporting them. I believe prosecutors could help encourage victims to come to court by being more sympathetic, and providing a team of personal supporters that are accessible to the victim during the entire process for whatever they may need. If a victim isn’t available to testify they can be found in contempt of court like this week’s video. Personally, I do not agree with the judge in this case because one would have to consider that everyone has different levels of anxiety, and thresholds for what they can or cannot handle. As a judge she should be mindful that everybody is different, and for some people testify my cause more trauma or harm than just forgetting about the situation in an attempt to move on.

***(Make sure you watch the video to help you answer this) 8 Sentences Min***

We are talking this week about “Specialized Courts.”

One very common type of specialized courts are drug courts.

Review the following link: http://www.nadcp.org/learn/what-are-drug-courts. It gives a good overview of what drug courts do and their main purposes.

Then find “Headlines” on the right of the webpage. Choose one of the topics and click on it. Read the article and share what you learned.

4) Write a helpful response to the students paragraph, stating how you agree and why followed by your opinion on the topic. keep it positive! 5 Sentences Min

Students Paragraph:

In the TED talk “Drug Court, Justice meets Treatment” by Chief Justice of New Hampshire’s Superior Court Tina Nadeau, Nadeau goes on to explain how effective drug courts can be. They focus on treating people in order for them to stop substance abuse through positive techniques such as checking in everyday, random drug tests, and interactive conversations with their peers and judges. Drug courts help address more of the issues people who suffer from addiction face in reality by being able to continue to be part of their community & being held accountable for their actions. For example, drug courts recognize that people suffering from addiction do not benefit from being incarcerated because it typically enables them to continue to be addicted to substance when they get out. Prison is not a “real life” situation, when they are released back into the community they are faced with their present issues. I was aware that there is more negative effects that rise from being incarcerated, what I found surprising to learn is just how much less costly it is for drug court for one person versus that same person spending a year incarcerated. It seems that the drug court approach is much more team-oriented, meaning all the criminal justice members working together to address positive behavior rather than just punishing bad behavior. It’s refreshing to learn that a more personal approach (judge getting to know people more personally) has such positive results.