The launch pad phase is where a lot of foundational work

The launch pad phase is where a lot of foundational work on a project is done and the lines aredrawn. In this Assignment, you will answer 4 questions:1) Who are the stakeholders in this process, besides those that are directly involved in theexecution of it? List at least two people/groups and explain their relationship/connectionto the process. Make sure to describe what they expect from this project.2) What are some goals for this project? In Unit 1, you described the goals for theorganization and in Unit 2 you described how the process you selected supports thecompany strategies. Now, list the goals for your selected process: What is this processintended to accomplish? What constitutes success? Be specific about both of these twoelements (definition of goals and success).3) Based on the definitions provided by the Keen Process Worth Matrix (see table 15.2),how would you categorize the process you selected?4) Table 15.3 provides some risks and ways to mitigate these risks. Pick the risk that youthink is most likely to impact your selected process and describe how you would move tomitigate it. Be specific about your actions with respect to your selected organization andprocess; do not simply repeat back the suggestion by the book.Follow this template for formatting your paper:StakeholdersStakeholder 1:1. Relationship/connection2. ExpectationsStakeholder 2:1. Relationship/connection2. ExpectationsGoalsNumber and describe goals and definitions of successProcess categoryCategory based on Keen. Risks• Most likely risk: explain why• Describe specific steps for mitigating this riskDirections for Submitting Your AssignmentCompose your assignment as a Microsoft Word document and save it as Username-MT400-Assignment-Unit#.docx (Example: TAllen-MT400 Assignment-Unit 4.docx). Submit your fileby selecting the Unit 4: Assignment Dropbox by the end of Unit 4.Grading note: In the grading rubric below, you will see a section on analysis and criticalthinking. The points in this section will partly be based on your ability to apply the conceptsdiscussed in your assignment to the specific circumstances and details of theprocess/organization you selected. Writing in general terms without applying the concepts andanalyzing your specific project may get you points in the content section, but you will lose pointsin the analysis section.Review the grading rubric below before beginning this activity