Follow APA standards to create the scope and cite any sources. Create the report in a single, 3- to 5-page MS Word document Case Study-Major Hospital Electronic Medical Record System

Your case study may be based on an actual company, or organization, using facts from research, or it could be fictional, in the sense that you could entirely define it yourself as a hypothetical case, with your own assumptions. Your case study must require an underlying information system as an essential element for its operation. The information system must be reasonably complex. One way to determine whether an information system is reasonably complex is to think in terms of entities and relationships that you will need to model. Even without knowing exactly how the data model will look, having some early notion of how many entities and relationships you should expect to model the information in your case will give you an appreciation for your case’s complexity. A reasonable complexity would be at least ten entities and ten relationships. At some point in your research, you must be able to think in terms of use cases for your information system. Think of use cases as transactions that different end users will invoke when interacting with your information system. At the time you select your research area and define your case study, you need not know exactly the use cases you will be working with, but you should have some appreciation for the types of scenarios that you will explore as you progress with your project. Finally, you must submit your area of study to your instructor via e-mail and have your instructor’s approval that you may go ahead with your selection. Once you have selected your study area and case, and have received approval from your instructor, you may proceed to the next steps described below. Create a report that focuses on the IS used to support the operation of your organization in your case study and answer the following questions. Week 1 Project Tasks In this week, create a report that focuses on the current status of your IS. In the report complete the following tasks: 1. Create a scope for your application that you’ll design. The scope should consist of the following components: General project information (name, sponsor, and project manager) Problem or opportunity statement Project objective Project description Business benefits Estimated project duration for the whole development cycle of the project, not just the design 2. Identify the stakeholders for your project and identify at least five (5) key stakeholders’ needs. For each need, discuss the business problems to be solved 3. From your needs, determine at least seven (7) target-system features. 4. Produce a requirements management plan for your project. This plan will include: Requirements criteria or categories Feature request process Methodology for collecting input into the requirements process Traceability Meta-data to track Deliverables to produce Processes, policies, and procedures