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Once the underlying organizational subsystems are defined the next step of the
organizational subsystem.
The matrix is prepared by reviewing the major decision making responsibility of
each middle top level manager and association decision making with specific
subsystem. The purpose of this step is to clarify responsibilities and identify those
managers to be interviewed relative to each subsystem.
2. System requirements analysis- in which the needs of the business are captured
in as much detailed the project manager leads the project team in working with the
customers to define what it is that the new system must do. By obtaining a detailed
and comprehensive understanding of the business requirements the project team
can develop the functional specification that will drive the system design.
3. System design- which builds upon the work performed during system
requirements analysis and result in a translation of the functional requirements into
a complete technical solution. This solution dictates the technical architecture,
standards, specification and strategies to be followed. Throughout the building,
testing, and implementation of the system the completion of system design also
marks the point in the project at which the project manager should be able to plan
in detailed all future project phases.
4. System construction- throughout which the project team builds and tests
various modules of the application including any utilities that will be needed
during system acceptance and system implementation as system components are
built they will be tested both individually and in logically related and integrated
grouping until such time as a full system test has been performed to validate
functionally. Documentation and training materials are also developed during this
phase.
5. System acceptance- during which the focus of system validation efforts shifts
from those team members responsible for developing the application to those who
will be ultimately use the system in the execution of their daily responsibilities. In
addition to confirming that the system meets functional expectation, activities are
aimed at validating all aspects of data conversion and system deployment.
6. System implementation- the final phase of the life cycle which comprises all
activities associated with the deployment of the application. These efforts include
training, installation of the system in a production setting and transition of
ownership of the application from the project team to the performing organization.
numerical weather, marine and climate predictions at the national centre for
environment prediction through a broad program of research in data assimilation
and modeling in support of the NCEP develops improves and monitors data
assimilation systems and models of the photosphere atmosphere ocean and coupled
system using advance methods developed internally as well as cooperatively with
scientists from universities national laboratories and other government agencies
and the international scientific community.
2. Enterprise information system - an enterprise information system is generally
a kind of computing system that is of enterprise class this means typically offering
high quality of service dealing with large volumes of data and capable of
supporting some large organization an enterprise.
3. Informs - the institute for operational research and the management science
INFORMS is an international society for practitioners in the field of operations
research and management science. It was established in 1995. According to
INFORMS constitution the institutes purpose is to improve operational processes
decision making and management by individual and organization through
operational research the management science and related scientific methods.
4. Information processing system - an information processing system is made up
of four basic parts, or sub-system.
- input
- processor
- storage
- output
First, information in the form of gravitational force from the earth serves as input
to the system we call a rock. At a particular instant the rock is a specific distance
from the surface of the earth traveling at that instant only may be considered stored
in the rock.
5. Development of managerial information system - management information
system is based on an author co-citation analysis. The resulting mapping is
intended to serve as a bench mark for future assessment of management
information system as a field as well as a means for documenting the emergency
of new research specialties. The study sought to identify.
6. System/information engineering and modeling - as a software is always of a
large system or business work begun by establishing the requirements for all
system elements and then allocating some subset of these requirements to software.
This system view is essential when the software must interface with other elements
such as hardware, people and other resources.
Prototyping Model
This is a cycle version of the linear model. Once the requirement analysis is done
and the design for a prototype is made the development process gets started. Once
the prototype is created, it is given to the customer for evaluation. The customers
test the package and given his/her feedback to the developer who refines the
product according to the customers exact expectation. After a finite number of
iteration, the final software package is given to the customer in the methodology;
the software is evolved as a result of periodic shuttling of information between the
customer and developer. This is the most popular development model in the
contemporary IT industry.