Management of a project
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you have been employed by a Uk music promoter to develop the project plan for one day music festival to be held
in a local park.
The audience capacity is 10,000 people and the promoter decided on a ticket price of £40.
Explain how you would evaluate this project in terms of key success factors and justify these key success factors.
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Singer Akon will perform the festival
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