Business CaseEbenezer Foch and his wife, Esmerelda, immigrated to the United States from Lower Slovenia in 1921, settling inMuncie Indiana. Foch had been a talented plumber in the old country; he quickly found work at the AAA PlumbingSupply Company. Nine years later, with his life savings and a small loan from the Second National Bank of Muncie,Foch was able to purchase the AAA Plumbing Supply Company from its owner, who had decided to retire. TheFochs had five children. One by one each child left home, starting his or her own franchise of the AAA PlumbingSupply Company in a different city.Over the years the AAA Plumbing Supply Company and its franchises proved quite successful. There are now atotal of twenty-three offices across the United States. Each has its own IT department, servers, and network attachedstorage (NAS). All use the same business applications: Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, General Ledger,Inventory Management, as well as their own customer-facing website.Ralph Foch, Ebenezer Fochs grandson, is currently CEO of AAA Plumbing Supply Company, Inc. Mary Wilcox,AAAs Chief Technical Officer (CTO), has proposed to Foch that they centralize IT by developing a private cloud.Her proposal is to buy commercial blade servers, racks, and NAS from the Acme Computer Company. ZenithSoftware will be responsible for porting the current business applications to the private cloud. Argos Data Centers,Inc. will upgrade the physical facility to ensure adequate cooling, power, and physical security. The private cloudwill be operated and maintained by the AAA Plumbing Supply Company IT department. Foch agrees to the plan,proving that (1) operations will not be disrupted, and (2) work will be completed in 18 months. Mary Wilcox will bethe Project Manager.Assignment 1: Stakeholders (10 points) List 5 stakeholders for this project.Stakeholder 1:Stakeholder 2:Stakeholder 3:Stakeholder 4:Stakeholder 5:Assignment 3: Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) (20 points)Develop a WBS for this Project. DO NOT DEVELOP A GANTT CHART. All I want to see is atask decomposition. See Marchewka p. 160, Figure 6.3 for an example. Insert your WBS below.<insert WBS here>Assignment 6: Outsourcing (20 points)List five potential mistakes AAA may make in outsourcing parts of this project. Explain howthey can mitigate or avoid each mistake (2-3 sentences).1. Mistake: _____________________________________________Mitigate/Avoid: _____________________________________________2. Mistake: _____________________________________________Mitigate/Avoid: _____________________________________________3. Mistake: _____________________________________________Mitigate/Avoid: _____________________________________________4. Mistake: _____________________________________________Mitigate/Avoid: _____________________________________________5. Mistake: _____________________________________________Mitigate/Avoid: _____________________________________________Figure 6.3 provides an example of a WBS with the details shown for only the testing phase ofthe project. As you can see, the WBS implements the concept of a work package for the project,phase, deliverable, task/activity, and milestone components that were illustrated in Figure 6.1.This particular WBS follows an outline format with a commonly used decimal numberingsystem that allows for continuing levels of detail. 1 If a software package is used to create theWBS, signs in front of each item can either hide or show the details. For example, clicking on6.2 Test Results Report would roll up the details of this work package into +6.2 Test ResultsReport. Similarly, clicking on any item with a + in front of it would expand that item to showthe details associated with it.The skills to develop a useful WBS generally evolve over time with practice and experience.Everyone, experienced or not, should keep in mind the following points when developing aWBS.Figure 6.3 Work Breakdown Structure