http://slepi.net/archives/tag/business_process Thu, 20 Nov 2008 21:27:32 -0600 RSS feed for entries tagged as business process on Slepi.NET Copyrights 2008 Wiras Adi http://www.slepi.net/images/slepinet-rss.png http://www.slepi.net http://slepi.net/entry/fundamental_strategies_for_system_analysis <p>System Analysis is a phase in <abbr title="System Development Life Cycle">SDLC</abbr>, in which the process of gathering information about the current system (called the <strong>As-Is system</strong>), identifying and analyzing its strengths and weaknesses, is conducted. Expected deliverable of this analysis phase is a conceptual/logical design of the new system (called the <strong>To-Be system</strong>) which will be built (in the next phase - <em>design phase</em>) based on the requirements. Note that the term <em>As-Is system</em> here refers to any existing system whether it's computerized or not, thus it's not necessarily be about an installation of software packages or certain computer applications.</p> <p>SDLC defines three fundamental strategies for system analysis, each strategy is not likely better than others but rather more suitable for certain type of projects or system requirements. It is the responsibility of a System Analyst to choose the most appropriate strategy for the project. All three strategies have the similarity in that they all cover all three processes described above. For a relatively complex system, it is common to complete the process in an iterative manner, going forth and back repeatedly in order to make better analysis.</p> Sat, 12 Apr 2008 08:55:48 -0500 http://slepi.net/entry/fundamental_strategies_for_system_analysis wiras@slepi.net (Wiras Adi)