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    The project charter outlines a plan to create a website called TraditionalWear.com that will showcase traditional clothing from around the world. The goals are to have a user-friendly site with traditional outfits accessible from all devices. It will include research on clothing from 80 different countries. The project will be carried out by a team of 6 project managers and will require a budget for web development, inventory, and team members' time. Risks include time constraints, technology issues, and costs.

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    The project charter outlines a plan to create a website called TraditionalWear.com that will showcase traditional clothing from around the world. The goals are to have a user-friendly site with traditional outfits accessible from all devices. It will include research on clothing from 80 different countries. The project will be carried out by a team of 6 project managers and will require a budget for web development, inventory, and team members' time. Risks include time constraints, technology issues, and costs.

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    The project charter outlines a plan to create a website called TraditionalWear.com that will showcase traditional clothing from around the world. The goals are to have a user-friendly site with traditional outfits accessible from all devices. It will include research on clothing from 80 different countries. The project will be carried out by a team of 6 project managers and will require a budget for web development, inventory, and team members' time. Risks include time constraints, technology issues, and costs.

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    The project charter outlines a plan to create a website called TraditionalWear.com that will showcase traditional clothing from around the world. The goals are to have a user-friendly site with traditional outfits accessible from all devices. It will include research on clothing from 80 different countries. The project will be carried out by a team of 6 project managers and will require a budget for web development, inventory, and team members' time. Risks include time constraints, technology issues, and costs.

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    The key takeaways are that the project aims to create a website called TraditionalWear.com that showcases traditional clothing from around the world and makes it easily accessible to customers globally.

    The purpose of the TraditionalWear.com project is to create a website that offers traditional wear from all over the world, as there currently is no website that does this.

    The goals and outcomes of the project are to have a user-friendly website with traditional clothing from around the world available and a clear strategy for ongoing development and maintenance of website content.

    Project Charter: TraditionalWear.

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    Part1: Project Overview
    Project name:TraditionalWear.com
    Creation Date:
    Project Manager:

    Project Charter Author:


    Project Starting Date: February 27th,2016
    Project Ending Date:

    Part II: Project Details


    Project Description

    Project Purpose
    Project Goals and
    Outcomes

    Project Scope

    Project Deliverables
    Benefits

    Stakeholders

    The Traditional Wear Website will include the following:


    Traditional wear from all over the world
    Ease of Access i.e. compatible on all browsers and devices
    There is no website offering traditional wear from all over the
    world
    The outcomes of this project are:
    A website where traditional clothing from all over the world is
    available
    A user-friendly website
    A clear strategy for how to develop and maintain the website
    content on an ongoing basis
    A homepage that is designed around users
    The scope of project includes:
    Research on different traditional clothing around the world
    and collecting all that data in one place
    Identifying different suppliers and how to get the best price for
    best quality
    Main deliverable is a website of traditional wear around the
    world, by the name of TraditionalWear.com
    The project has the following benefits:
    First-mover advantage
    Caters to needs of customers, especially foreigners looking for
    national clothing abroad
    Promotes awareness of different cultures and countries
    Students
    Group members
    Faculty

    Constraints/ Risks

    Assumptions

    Budget Requirements

    Foreigners
    Embassy staff
    Time constraints
    Internet and technology related issues
    Cost constraints
    The assumptions have to be taken into consideration:
    Traditional clothing from every single country must be
    included in website
    We will also assume that we will get customers for every
    single item on our website
    Cost to make a website
    o Web developers (one time cost)
    Time costs i.e. members time and effort
    Initial inventory costs ($500,000 approx.)
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    Name

    Designatio
    n
    Sir Riffat Abbas
    PD
    Umair Ali
    PM
    Syed Zakir Shah
    PM
    Syed Hassan Raza PM
    Muntasa Hamid
    PM
    Noor Fatima
    PM
    Emaan Zameer
    PM

    Sign

    Work Breakdown Structure


    Activity List
    1.

    Afghanistan
    a) Khet Partug: male dress
    b) Firaq Partug: traditional female dress
    c) Perahan Tunban: Perahan is the top and tunban is the bottom
    d) Turban: headwear made from cloth winding
    2.
    Albania
    a) Men:
    i.
    Fustanella: skirt like garment worn by men
    ii.
    Triq: long trouser bottom worn by men
    iii.
    Corape: another traditional pant worn by men
    iv. Xhaqete: traditional vest in Albania
    v. Qeleshe and Fez: headgear worn by men
    vi.
    Opringa: traditional footwear
    b) Women:
    i.
    Xhubleta
    ii.
    Mbeshtjellese
    iii.
    Kryqe: square shaped hat
    3.
    Algeria
    a. Men:
    i.
    Gandoura: cloak made of white or brown wool
    ii.
    Burnous: sleeveless coat (lawn in summer, wool in winter)
    b. Women
    i.
    Haik
    4.
    Argentina
    5.
    Australia
    6.
    Austria
    7.
    Bangladesh
    8.
    Belgium
    9.
    Bhutan
    10. Bosnia
    11. Brazil
    12. Bulgaria
    13. Canada
    14. Chile
    15. China
    16. Colombia
    17. Congo
    18. Cuba
    19. Czech Republic
    20. Denmark
    21. Dominican Republic
    22. Ecuador
    23. Egypt

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    Ethiopia
    Finland
    France
    Germany
    Ghana
    Greece
    Guatemala
    Hungary
    India
    Indonesia
    Iran
    Iraq
    Ireland
    Italy
    Jamaica
    Japan
    Jordon
    Kenya
    Korea
    Kuwait
    Lebanon
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    Malaysia
    Mexico
    Morocco
    Nepal
    Netherlands
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    Nigeria
    Norway
    Pakistan
    Peru
    Philippines
    Poland
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    Qatar
    Romania
    Russia
    Saudi Arabia
    Scotland
    Serbia
    Singapore
    Somalia
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    Sudan
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    Switzerland
    Syria
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    Tunisia
    Turkey
    Ukraine

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    US
    Venezuela
    Vietnam
    Zimbabwe

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