In this report we will speak about the NHS IT system, we have to describe and explain this megaproject. What is a megaproject? what could be the reasons of failure ? the evaluation of the risk management ? and give some recommendations 

CONTENT

3Introduction

Project summary and scope 4

Deliverables and milestones 5

Deliverables 5

Milestones 5

Stakeholder analysis 6

Government 6

Health professional 6

Shareholder 6

Public - Patient 6

Subcontractors 7

Technical Requirements 8

Budget project 9

Limitation and risk 10

Financial 10

Technical 10

Commercial 10

Legal 10

Execution 10

Project Process 11

Project initiation 11

Project Planning 11

Project execution 11

Conclusion 12

Recommendation 13

General about a project 13

General about Megaproject 13

Before the implementation 13

During the implementation 13

References 14

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Introduction

In this report we will speak about the NHS IT system, we have to describe and explain this megaproject.

What is a megaproject? According to Bent Flyvbjerg (http://flyvbjerg.plan.aau.dk)�, a Megaproject is a very large investment project. It is defined by the US Federal Highway Administration as a project costing more than $1 billion. In this kind of project, Public sector and political interest is highly important.

Map of Boston with "Big Dig" locations. If you wan...

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The logo of NHS Wales

Recently we can mention "Boston's Big Dig" or "Channel Tunnel" as Megaprojects. This professor wants to know why in this type of project, cost overruns.

In our case it is the major problem and the main reason why the project was stopped.

In this report we will begin by summarize this project develop the project scope, and then we will study the management process we will conclude and give some recommendation.

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Project summary and scope

First of all we have to describe the history of National Health Service. This unit created in 1948 in United Kingdom -by the National Health Service Act-, provides the necessary heath care which everyone needs whatever its social condition. Two years before its creation, Aneurin Bevan (Minister of health) said: "No society can legitimately call itself civilized if a sick person is denied medical aid...