University of Phoenix Program Linear Model Resources Paper

Identify the people, technology, equipment, space and other assets  required to conduct program activities and accomplish expected effects  or desired results. Accountability for the management and use of  resources, which may also be called ‘inputs’, is also an important  element for this deliverable. Don’t worry about money, yet. That will be  covered when we write the budget. See Chapter 5 of the Guide to Writing  a Business Case for information about translating Activities into  required Resources.

Identify the team required to make the project a success.

List the total number of necessary full-time equivalent employees (FTEs) and core team members (by

function). Convert part-time employees’ time to full-time equivalents (~40 hours/week=full-time).

Include subject matter experts (SMEs) who will need to contribute to the project. They may be

consultants or contractors rather than team members. Contractors are defined as vendors who work on

the project as part of the team. Consultants are vendors who work on the project on an as-needed

basis.

–Explain all resources required—technology, equipment, facilities—required for the project.Outline any special resources required—such as access to locations, etc.Whenever possible, include how long you’ll need the resources for (and be sure to account for

any costs in your calculations)