2.2. Business Rules ID Rule definition Type of rule Static or Dynamic Source BR-1 A persistent URL only redirect to one target URL. Constraint static PURL editor BR-2 Responses to an HTTP request must contain a HTTP status code and location header. Constraint static PURL editor BR-3 Only organizations have authority to create and editor persistent URLs rather than individual users. Constraint dynamic Pifaro policy BR-4 Users must log into the system before take actions. Constraint static Pifaro policy 2.3. Scope of Initial Release and Subsequent Releases Feature Release 1 Release 2 Release 3 FE-1, Create PURLs User can only create persistent URLs by system user interface. Fully implemented. FE-2, Create PURLs for different types User can …show more content…
Generate error report. FE-18, Restore the system Not implemented. Not implemented. Fully implemented. 2.4. Limitations and Exclusions LI-1: The system cannot automatically check the availability of persistent URLs, so that the owners of PURLs will need to manage them. LI-2: The system does not have the ability to protect itself from hackers. LI-3: Some users sign in the system through external authorization and authentication services. If these services break or could not work well, users would have difficulties in using the system. LI-4: The system does not have self-check functions, so it relies on an external monitor system Nagios. 2.4 Other Constraints 1. Project team size – As CASI is defined as a small organization, so we assume there are 13 team members in total to develop the system, with one project manager, one business analyst, six developers, two testers, one staff who is responsible for deployment and two for maintenance. Small project team size may affect project progress. 2. Lack of experience – Since CASI is the company that focuses on designing and developing software and never develop project related to PURL before, so they may lack of experience on developing this project. 3. Communication with various customer – Although DSA is defined as the main customer, there are still other potential customers and each of them may request for different functionalities. It will increase the pressure on business analyst, as he/she needs to
3. Communicate with the other divisions on a continued monthly basis which will help with sharing ideas from what the customers provide to the Customer’s Research and Development division
Align customer’s needs with business, develop forecast, set price polices for each product segment, and monitor promotions and sales budget.
A) Distributor sales ,category management, Ability to generate and understand analytical data ,broker management etc...
The company runs multiple projects simultaneously however the case study centres around two major projects, that being the Goodold Company project, which is in the implementation phase of the project lifecycle, as well as a newly landed project, the Growin Corporation project, which is in the initiation phase.
Make a customer analysis and segment the market. What impact does your analysis have on the current business model of the company?
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Allowed Keda to gain insights on the vendors and also possible complications in the implementation process
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*Integrate all areas of sales support and get rid of the industry centered structure of proposal support. BPS has relied on the unique industry-centric organization of their sales support and salespeople for competitive advantage. Customer surveys to gauge how much they actually value the industry niche approach could be useful in determining what effect any
To understand the customer gap like, what the customers expect from the company on various parameters.
In terms of Customer, I as the marketing manager have selected the target market as following firstly The Harried Assistants, second, The High-Tech Managers,
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By getting feedback and suggestion from the customer organization should work on their strengths and weakness. Its also important to get the target customers.