Title: Chapter 1 lesson 2
1System Analysis and Design
- Chapter 1 Lesson 2
- Integrating Technologies for Systems
2Integrating Technologies for Systems
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Systems Analysis and Design
- E-Commerce Applications and Web Systems
- Migrated to the WWW as to conceived and
implemented as Web-based technologies. - Internet was the most favored strategy to pursue
business growth. - Increasing awareness of the availability of the
service, product, industry, person, or group - 24-hour access for users
- Standard interface design
- Creating a global system
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Integrating Technologies for Systems
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Systems Analysis and Design
- Enterprise Resource Planning Systems
- Designed to perform integration of many
information systems existing on different
management levels and within different functions.
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Systems Analysis and Design
- Systems for Wireless and Handheld Devices
- The analyst designed standard or wireless
communications networks that integrate voice,
video, an e-mail into organizational intranets or
industry extranets.
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Systems Analysis and Design
- Open Source Software
- Open-Source software is an alternative to
traditional software development where
proprietary code is hidden from the users. - Stands for development model and philosophy of
distributing software free and publishing its
source code. - The source code can be studied, shared and
modified by many users and programmers.
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6Nature of Analysis and Design
- Systems analysis and design is a systematic
approach to - Identifying problems, opportunities, and
objectives. - Analyzing the information flows in organizations.
- Designing computerized information systems to
solve a problem.
7Role of Systems Analyst
- Systems analysts act as
- Outside consultants to businesses.
- Supporting experts within a business.
- As change agents.
- Analysts are problem solvers, and require
communication skills. - Analysts must be ethical with users and customers.