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This document outlines a software project to develop an online sales website for an electronic devices store. The project will involve analyzing, designing, developing, testing, and deploying the website to allow users to view and order products online from a database. A project manager, analysts, team leaders, developers and testers make up the resources for the project, which has constraints of budget, time restrictions and dependencies between tasks. Microsoft Project will be used to plan tasks, resources, budgets and track progress against the goals of on-time delivery within budget.
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