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Assignment 2 SRE
Assignment 2 SRE
Prepared by
Uzbah Naseem(2021F-BSE-292)
Hamna Khalid(2021F-BSE-293)
Hamnah Asif(2021F-BSE-116)
Table of Contents
1. Business Requirements
1.1.Background
1.2.Business Opportunity
1.3.Business Objectives
1.4.Success Metrics
1.5.Vision Statement
1.6.Business Risks
1.4.Business Assumptions and Dependencies
3. Business Context
3.1.Stakeholder Profiles
3.2.Project Priorities
3.3.Deployment Considerations
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1. Business Requirements
Companies now need software that handles the tasks involved in hiring top talent if they
want to improve management and have better control over the recruitment process. It can
be used by employers at any stage of the hiring procedure. The fundamental criteria for
recruitment include posting jobs, setting up interviews, evaluating candidates, and
onboarding. So, this company employs a system that can fulfill the aforementioned
demand in a single program.
1.1 Background
Hiring has always been an odd process; companies are constantly seeking top
talent and candidates are constantly looking for the ideal opening to seize. Hiring
the best individuals has gotten harder recently with unemployment rates at an all-
time high. Every job position receives hundreds of applications, making it nearly
hard for employers to objectively and adequately examine each one. Businesses
can streamline their hiring process with the help of RMS. RMS is designed to
help businesses increase their control over the hiring process.
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1.4 Success metrics
The first software on the market that can handle every step of the
recruitment process is a single software.
After the final release, the organization is able to identify the ideal
employee more quickly due to the recruitment process efficiency.
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2. Scope and Limitations
It's possible that an internal HR department lacks the technical expertise to choose
candidates for a certain job position. A recruitment team focuses on hiring people, thus
they are knowledgeable about what to look for in a candidate and are able to assess an
applicant's skills based on their qualifications.
Recruitment teams are knowledgeable about all aspects of the market, including wages,
the skill set required for a position, what a potential employee might expect, and the state
of the market.
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2.4 Limitations and Exclusions
Finding the right applicants requires time, which the recruitment agency may not
have much of. A recruitment team is ineffective if you need a candidate to fill a vacancy
right away. There are only two ways to get in touch with the recruitment team: through
phone or email. Sometimes the team may not fully get what the organization needs and
select the incorrect candidate.
3. Business Context
This section provides a summary of several business-related concerns surrounding the
project, including major client category profiles, project concept assumptions, and
management priorities for the project.
3.1 Stakeholder Profiles
Anyone who benefits from the system or has an interest in it is considered a stakeholder.
It could have an impact on them directly or indirectly. Following is a list of the
stakeholders who will be involved in this system and a description of their roles:
Recruitment Unit:
o The recruitment unit's main job is to find highly qualified applicants who will fill
organizational needs while ensuring that everyone has an equal chance. They
draught job descriptions and personnel specifications, advertise job openings,
screen applicants, design and carry out selection procedures, hold interviews, and
provide access to hiring managers.
Department Heads:
o Determine whether the vacant positions' responsibilities can be handled by the
current regular employees before initiating a temporary employee request by
citing a need, sending it to the hiring manager for approval, and informing the
recruitment unit of the employee's performance before the probationary period
expires.
Managers:
o Managers are high-ranking employees who are in charge of the overall
management of the firm.
Hiring Managers:
o Employers who are responsible for identifying qualified candidates by
collaborating with the recruitment unit are known as hiring managers.
Job Applicants:
o Job Seekers People who are applying for a specific open post.
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3.2 Project Priorities
Indicate which aspects of the project's needs, timeline, and budget are most
important. The table below may be useful in identifying the parameters
surrounding the project's main drivers (top priority objectives), working
constraints, and dimensions that can be balanced against one another to achieve the
drivers within the working constraints.
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