Characterizing what is required is the first step towards securing a project timetable, setting project objectives and dispensing project assets. These steps will help you characterize the work that needs to be carried out – or as it were, characterize the Scope of the project. Scope is the summation of all deliverables needed as a piece of the project. This incorporates all items, administrations and results. The Scope here, is to effectively move from assembling of "cruiser" motorcycles,

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... have a motor or engine size running from 500 cc - 1,000 cc, to assembling of "touring" motorcycles, which have a motor or engine size of 1,100 cc or bigger. Project Scope, is the work that must be finished to attain the last scope of the project, to be specific the items, administrations, and results. For this situation, the Project Scope will incorporate conveyance of a bigger motor or engine and transitioning from assembling "cruiser" motorcycles, to "touring" motorcycles. The Project Scope wills rundown work that needs to be fulfilled to convey an item or administration, with the indicated peculiarities and capacities.