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Overview of Information Systems Development

This document discusses information systems development and provides an overview of key aspects. It notes the need for systems analysis and design, IS strategy, and steering committees. Several projects may run concurrently in an organization. Reasons for initiating projects include when current systems cannot cope, for cost savings, better decision making, competitive services, opportunities, image, and changes in legislation. A structured approach to analysis and design uses a logical model and life cycles have several stages for systems projects.

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Overview of Information Systems Development

This document discusses information systems development and provides an overview of key aspects. It notes the need for systems analysis and design, IS strategy, and steering committees. Several projects may run concurrently in an organization. Reasons for initiating projects include when current systems cannot cope, for cost savings, better decision making, competitive services, opportunities, image, and changes in legislation. A structured approach to analysis and design uses a logical model and life cycles have several stages for systems projects.

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Slide 10.

Chapter 10
Information Systems
Development: an Overview

Slide 10.2

IS Development: an Overview
The need for systems analysis and design
The need for IS strategy
IS steering committees

Slide 10.3

IS Development: an Overview (Continued)

Figure 10.1

Several projects running concurrently in an organization

Slide 10.4

Reasons for Project Initiation


Current system
cannot cope
Cost savings
Better information
for decision making
Competitive
services

Opportunities
High-technology image
Changes in legislation
Balancing portfolio

Slide 10.5

A Structured Approach

Traditional analysis and design by way of a logical model:


(a) traditional physical design process preserving subsystems relations;
(b) design of an integrated system by means of a logical model
Figure 10.5

Slide 10.6

A Structured Approach (Continued)

Figure 10.6

A model of the process of analysis and design

Slide 10.7

The Life Cycle of a System

Figure 10.7

Stages in the life cycle of a systems project

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