Solution design is a key factor in the success of a project. Creating a well formulated design and project plan is the best way to ensure that the system will be deployed on time and within the budget constraints. The design phase is a step-by-step process.
REQUIREMENTS ANALYSIS
Process usually starts with getting know-how of customer business processes and existing systems, understanding customer needs, expectations, constraints and elicitation of requirements.
Requirements conflicts are removed, and issues and concerns are addressed to develop a clear understanding of customer requirements.
These requirements are then used to define the functionality of proposed system and to determine what the systems are intended to do.
System functionality and architecture is documented, and after reviewing internally, communicated to customer for the purpose of validation.
EVALUATING AVAILABLE SYSTEMS
We can evaluate five aspects of a program with these criteria categories:
• information in the program
• career development process
• user interaction
• technical aspects of the software and materials
• support services.
PLANNING AND DIMENSIONS
We plan and help you figure out what design works the best for you.
- Strategic system planning – establishing relationships between the organization plan and the plan for a candidate system.
- Information requirements analysis – identifying organization requirements to direct the specific application of system development projects.
- Resource allocation – determining hardware, software, telecommunications, facilities, personnel and financial resources to execute the development of the system
EQUIPMENT AND SOFTWARE EVALUATION AND SELECTION
Once we agree on a design, we need to consider which equipment and/or software needs to be added into the design in order for things to flow properly.
The the most suitable products are evaluated, selected and finally tested to ensure that they meet the system requirements.
