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Google Project Management Professional Certificate · Capstone

Sauce & Spoon Tablet Rollout

7 Deliverables

The applied capstone project for the certificate: a fictional case study piloting guest-facing ordering tablets at two restaurant locations. Each deliverable below moves through a full project life cycle, from charter to closeout.

A note on names: this capstone follows Google's official case-study template, which frames every deliverable through a fictional project manager persona, "Peta Tsosie." All seven documents above were researched, planned, and written entirely by me as the certificate's required capstone project; Peta Tsosie is the persona built into Google's own materials, not a separate contributor.

Initiate → Plan → Execute → Close
01
Project Charter document
Initiating
Project Charter
Defined the project's scope, SMART goals, benefits, costs, and success metrics before any planning work began.
02
Stakeholder Analysis document
Initiating
Stakeholder Analysis
Mapped stakeholders on a power-interest grid to guide who needed to be consulted, informed, or closely managed throughout the pilot.
03
Project Plan workbook
Planning
Project Plan
A multi-tab workbook covering task breakdown, timeline, quality standards, risk planning, and survey design for the pilot.
04
Test Launch Findings presentation
Executing
Test Launch Findings
Findings presented to Sauce & Spoon leadership after the pilot ran at both locations, covering guest and staff response.
05
Retrospective Review table
Monitoring & Controlling
Retrospective Review
Twelve findings weighing customer and project-team feedback side by side, each paired with what went well and what needed to change.
06
Impact Report and Executive Summary presentation
Closing
Impact Report & Executive Summary
The final results deck measuring pilot outcomes against the targets set in the original charter.
07
Closeout Report document
Closing
Closeout Report
The formal closeout documenting final project outcomes, lessons learned, and recommendations for a full rollout.