Week 3 (Ch. 7, 10, 11) Flashcards

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what is the systems development life cycle (SDLC)

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describes the stages involved in information system creation

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what is preliminary analysis (SDLC) what is the task and what is a deliverable

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request for potential replacement or entirely new system is reviewed; project charter feasibility study

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what is system analysis (SDLC) what is the task and what is a deliverable

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system analysts work with stakeholder groups to determine specific requirements; user requirements specification

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what is system design (SDLC) what is the task and what is a deliverable

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designer takes system requirements develops technical details required for system; detailed systems specification

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what is programming (SDLC) what is the task and what is a deliverable

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using system design, code is written and initial working program is the conclusion; production system

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what is testing (SDLC) what is the task and what is a deliverable

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program developed is put through unit tests (individual), system tests (overall) and user acceptance tests (users test product themselves); production system

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what is implementation (SDLC) what is the task and what is a deliverable

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new system is implemented into organization. Users are trained and data is converted; live system

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what is maintenance (SDLC) what is the task and what is a deliverable

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system has structured support process, bugs are fixed and updates are concerned; working system

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what is waterfall methodology

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one step is a separate part of the process - only when one step is completed can the next step begin

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what is rapid application development (RAD)

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quickly building working model of the software, receiving feedback and constantly updating the working model

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what is requirements planning (RAD)

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overall requirements for system are defined, teams and feasibility are determined

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what is user design (RAD)

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analysts, designers, programmers and users work together to create design for system (JAD session)

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what is construction (RAD)

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updated version of system is constructed

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what is cutover (RAD)

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old system is switched out for new software

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what is the difference between RAD and SLDC

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RAD is much more compressed than SLDC, many steps are combined and the focus is on participation and iterations

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what are agile methodologies

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utilize incremental changes with focus on quality and attention to detail (not released to public)

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what is lean methodology

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creating a ‘minimum viable product’ (MVP) for potential users for feedback (quantitative and qualitative)

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what is end user computing (EUC)

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systems and platforms that help non-programmers create applications

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what is economic feasibility

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measures costs and benefits of new system

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what is technical feasibility

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ensures that organization has sufficient hardware, software and personal resources

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what is operational feasibility

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the willingness and ability of management, users and MIS staff to build and use proposed systems

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what are the three points of the quality triangle

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time, quality, cost

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what is the build vs buy decision

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should an organization build the program themselves or buy it from elsewhere

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what is direct cutover (plunge) implementation

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organization sets set date to terminate use of old system and start use of new one

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what is pilot implementation
subset of organization (pilot group) starts using new system before the rest of the organization to analyze problems
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what is parallel operation implementation
both old and new systems are used simultaneously for a limited period of time
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what is phased implementation
new applications are gradually implemented with corresponding functions being turned off in old system
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what is the maintenance phase
management ensures that the system continues to stay aligned with business priorities and continues to run well
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what are transaction processing systems (TPS)
information system at operational level
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what is batch processing
data collected over time and processed together
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what is online processing
ongoing entrance of transactions into computer system
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what is an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system
software system that organizations use to automate and manage core business processes
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what are key features about enterprise resource planning softwares (ERP)
-they are computer programs -they have a centralized database -they are used organization wide
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what is the difference between IT projects and IT operations
projects are for changing process, operations is for maintaining process
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what is a pro and con of ERPs
organizations enforce best practices but are driven to using the same processes and lose uniqueness
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what is customer relationship management (CRM)
manages an organizations customers
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what is a supply chain management system (SCM)
manages inventory in various stages of development
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what is knowledge management
manages company knowledge (creating, capturing, storing etc)
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what is electronic data interchange (EDI)
computer to computer exchange of business documents in standard electronic form
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what is electronic business
the use of computer networks to improve organizational performance
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what is e-commerce
marketing, selling and buying goods online
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what is the difference between e-business and e-commerce
e-commerce generates revenue, while e-business does not
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what is e-commerce
marketing, selling and buying goods online; one portion of e-business
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what are some advantages of e-commerce
1) expanded market 2) increased availability 3) reduced cost 4) improved efficiency 5) improves customer service
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what are some disadvantages of e-commerce
1) technical/availability issues 2) security/privacy issues 3) establishing trust and satisfaction
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what is a pure play business
only online presence
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what is a brick and click business
both online and physical presence
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what are the 6 types of e-commerce
1) business to business 2) business to consumer 3) consumer to consumer 4) consumer to business 5) business to government 6) consumer to government
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what is M-Commerce
mobile commerce, purchase of goods and services through handheld devices
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what are benefits of m-commerce
easy access, convenience, cheap, easy to use
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what is p2p
peer to peer, apps such as uber and airbnb