Managing Information Technology

378 Part III • Acquiring Information Systems that the task can be concentrated on without interruption. A remote location also h ...

Chapter 9 • Methodologies for Custom Software Development 379 Advantages Dramatic savings in development time Focuses on essent ...

380 Part III • Acquiring Information Systems characterizes an agile approach, with frequent software re- leases and rapid cyclin ...

Chapter 9 • Methodologies for Custom Software Development 381 last meeting, what is to be done before the next meeting, and issu ...

382 Part III • Acquiring Information Systems provider might have more disciplined processes than the client organization, which ...

Chapter 9 • Methodologies for Custom Software Development 383 First, a major downside can be the potential loss of quality contr ...

384 Part III • Acquiring Information Systems Application Characteristics Scope (personal, departmental, organizational) Critical ...

Chapter 9 • Methodologies for Custom Software Development 385 to be used to develop the system and the degree to which the appli ...

386 Part III • Acquiring Information Systems Definition Phase What outputs should the system produce? What processes are necessa ...

Chapter 9 • Methodologies for Custom Software Development 387 business at the time of installation. IS specialists typically hol ...

388 Part III • Acquiring Information Systems emphasized. How can you reconcile these two points of view? 3.There have been many ...

Chapter 9 • Methodologies for Custom Software Development 389 Klepper, Robert, and Mary Sumner. 1990. “Continuity and change in ...

390 In most large companies today, application software is both custom developed by in-house information systems (IS) staff and ...

Chapter 10 • Methodologies for Purchased Software Packages 391 using internal IS resources. In this chapter, therefore, we begin ...

392 Part III • Acquiring Information Systems in detail, we then briefly discuss the project team roles, how to effectively manag ...

Chapter 10 • Methodologies for Purchased Software Packages 393 is when the package has not yet been fully released and the purch ...

394 Part III • Acquiring Information Systems The Package Functional capabilities of the packaged system Technical requirements t ...

Chapter 10 • Methodologies for Purchased Software Packages 395 I. Introduction A. Structure and Scope of the RFP B. Objective of ...

396 Part III • Acquiring Information Systems The format must follow the outline provided. The mainframe to which the PC is conne ...

Chapter 10 • Methodologies for Purchased Software Packages 397 P&Ls: Appearance Ease of retrieval/access to Modeling: Ease ...