...hardware. • The POC must also ensure that all re-worked existing application interfaces are fully operational on the upgraded version. • The following new requirements must be met: - Provision of a scheduling tool and full integration with MS project - Fully operational new interfaces as defined in the Functional Specification • All existing application customisations must be re-applied and must be fully functional • Reports as defined in the functional specification must be fully functional • The POC must also result in a standard migration path being documented to ensure a smooth rollout and implementation process. • To select/Replace the thin client (NCD 200) with new models that meet business requirements (Group replacement) • To select and install hardware for the Maximo Application/Report server (Maximo & Kronos Sites only) • The architecture selected must cater for SA and African Maximo hardware requirements. APPLICATION POC OBJECTIVES • To migrate all current Maximo transactional data from version 4.01 to the new release version 6 and to document an appropriate migration path. • Configuration/re-application of all current Maximo customizations as documented in the Functional Specification. • To determine the migration path for existing Crystal reports on the new Maximo version. • To configure all required customized reports as documented in the Functional Specification and...
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...EMEA Global Testing Practice Statement of Work Statement of Confidentiality EDS Internal - EDS Internal information comprises most EDS business information. This information could be of a sensitivity and/or value to EDS that disclosure externally could be inappropriate or problematic. 1. INTRODUCTION 7 2. PROJECT/PROGRAMME SPONSORSHIP/MANAGEMENT 7 3. MANAGED SERVICE OVERVIEW AND SCOPE 7 3.1. EMEA GLOBAL TESTING PRACTICE MANAGED SERVICE SCOPE STATEMENT 7 3.1.1 Testing Management 7 3.1.2 TESTING TECHNIQUES 8 3.1.3 TEST LEVELS 8 3.1.4 PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENT 9 3.1.5 TESTING ENVIRONMENT 9 3.1.6 OUT OF SCOPE 9 3.2. Detailed Requirements and List of Deliverables 9 3.3. Acceptance Criteria 10 3.4. Additional Services 11 4. CHANGES TO SERVICE 11 5. EMEA GLOBAL TESTING PRACTICE TESTING MANAGED SERVICE RESPONSIBILITIES 11 6. CHANGE CONTROL 12 7. ASSUMPTIONS 12 7.1. GENERAL ASSUMPTIONS 12 7.2. PROJECT SPECIFIC ASSUMPTIONS 13 7.3. PERFORMANCE TESTING SPECIFIC ASSUMPTIONS 13 7.4. AET SPECIFIC ASSUMPTIONS 14 8. COMMUNICATION 15 9. RESOURCE PLANS 15 10. RISK ASSESSMENT 15 11. FINANCIAL INFORMATION 16 11.1. PRODUCTIVITY SAVINGS 16 11.2. TRAINING COSTS 16 11.3. SOFTWARE/HARDWARE/SERVICE/OTHER COSTS 16 12. BASELINE TESTING MANAGED SERVICE SCHEDULE 17 13. QUALITY PLAN 17 14. PROJECT HANDOVER 17 14.1. Replication, Delivery and Installation 17 15. PROBLEMS AFTER...
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...reporting • Re-planning & Re-baselining 1.2 Objective The objectives for this procedure are to ensure: A common understanding of the planning process and the ability of the planning tool Flexibility, scalability and adaptability of the planning process in order to be able to satisfy both the Customer’s requirements and the internal needs • Standardize the planning process • Standardize planning inputs and outputs • That all project participants are aware of the planning requirements 2 Responsibility There are several responsible parts in the process of planning and measuring projects. 2.1 Project Manager The PM is responsible for the planning, monitoring, regular review and updates in order to establish the required work activities, budget, durations/dates and relationships between the activities of the overall plan. This particularly refers to the relationships between and across multiple CTR’s. PM is also responsible for ensuring that all project participants are familiar with the relevant part of the planning procedure. 2.2 CTR Lead The CTR Lead is responsible for the planning, monitoring, regular review and updates in order to establish the required work activities, budget, durations/dates and relationships between the activities of their CTR. CTR Lead is also responsible for ensuring that all CTR participants are familiar with the relevant part of the planning procedure. 2.3 Project Planner PP is responsible for the Master Schedule in the Planning tool, Progress...
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...07/09/2012 _____________________________________________________________________ Summary As we all know, the company offsite 2-day training session project is about ready to enter the execution phase. With that being said, there are many concerns regarding the history of project steering off track and inevitably going over budget, surpassing the expected timeline, under using resources, all resulting in not meeting overall expectations. To re-assure the successful completion of this project the management team is proposing to implement several tools and techniques. Reporting It is important for projects to complete successfully within the specified time and budget. One way to re-assure the timely completion is by reporting progress and completion of tasks. The project team has set a baseline and submitted it to the upper management for approval and review. Updates and informal reports will be disbursed accordingly as items are competed successfully. If any issues arise, whether planned or unplanned, reports will be sent out informing upper management of the issue along with a solution on solving it. Project change forms will be used if the issue requires additional resources or adjustments to the project scope. Project Quality Evaluation The project manager along with his team will evaluate the team performance as a whole during the completion of each project phase. The project team will define expectations, define problems and determine what is needed...
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...ASSIGNMENT III SOFTWARE TESTING TOOL COMPARISION QTP, SELENIUM AND TESTINGWHIZ BY, S.Shahida Banu. 120071601087. COMPARING QTP, SELENIUM AND TESTINGWHIZ INTRODUCTION: When it comes to test automation tools for web application testing it is hard to choose between the available options in the market and the right alternative that offers best of the latest technologies from the market place at the right budget. Open source tools provide the benefit of low initial investment but, they’re not always the best alternative in the long run due to lack of official support & training. Commercial tools on the other hand are highly expensive to implement resulting in higher cost of failure should the right tool not be selected. Automation is a continuous process and it’s very important to have the basics right:- * Setting up the test environment * Screening the available tool options * Creating a Proof of Concept with a few sample test scenarios for the application * Preparing (automation) frameworks * Building libraries of functions & methods * Defining configuration parameters To help test managers and automation engineers choose the right alternative, we have prepared a comparison matrix between the three closest contenders that are highly rated by Test Managers and Automation Engineers alike. Here is a comparison between HP QTP with Selenium and TestingWhiz. QTP vs SELENIUM vs TESTINGWHIZ: Testing automation tools enable developers and testers...
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...VAIDHYANATHAN M vaidhydevan@gmail.com +91 9818971270 SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCE ✓ Over 6 years of experience in Banking and IT Industry. Involving in functional testing ✓ Working as Associate Test Lead around 2 years and Worked as Assistant Manager in ICICI Bank Ltd for 4 Years ✓ Good understanding of business processes of Banking Industry and Testing Industry. ✓ Extensively used defect Management tools like Digite and Quality Centre ✓ Basic knowledge in Testing Methods. ✓ Knowledge in Oracle SQL* Plus Queries ✓ Involved in preparation of MIS reports in Daily, Weekly and Monthly basis ✓ Extensive knowledge in MS-Access ✓ Strong domain knowledge in Retail Banking and Lending ✓ A Self Initiator, Deterministic, Goal-Oriented, Proactive, Adaptive and Possess good Communication Skills TECHNICAL SKILLS Operating System: Windows NT/XP/2003/2007/Macintosh Languages: C, C++, SQL RDBMS: MS-Access Reporting Tools: Business Object Report, Crystal Report EDUCATION / CERTIFICATION ✓ Bachelor of Science from Madurai Kamaraj university college, Madurai, India during 2001-2004. ✓ Master of Business Administration from Tamilnadu college of Engineering, Coimbatore, India during 2004-2006 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE ✓ Maveric Systems Ltd., India, Associate Test Lead March ’10 – Till date ✓ ICICI Bank Ltd, India, Programmer August ‘06 to March ‘10 ICICI BANK LIMITED TamilNadu Duration:...
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...enterprise campus that considers the seven network architecture components. There are no other campuses, so you can omit WAN access. You will need to make some assumptions, so be sure to document your assumptions and explain why you have designed the network in this way. 您将需要作出一些假设，所以一定要记录你的假设，并解释为什么你已经设计了网络这种方式。 (15 marks) The essays do not require in text references or a list of references. Part B Hands on You are to go through the Hands on exercise (5A on page 187 of the textbook edition 11) (5A on page 151 of the textbook edition 12). You will need access to a networked computer with access to the PING, ARP and TRACEROUTE tool. For some of the activity if you have a restrictive firewall you will need to search for a looking glass type services and modify your report accordingly (search Google for looking glass tools). The exercise has a number of activities for you to perform, but for the assignment we only need the output and...
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...Management Decision Problem This back and forth process of to wait for one department to re-submit data so the main office can update their spread sheet can severely affect business in getting things done. This can delay the main office from delivering their monthly reports. Perhaps the main would still deliver their report on the first spread sheet it made, rather than waiting for the re-submission from the department so they could be on schedules. Having 78 million bags of pretzels, snack chips, and organic snack items to report data on each month is quite large, and to have to do a spread sheet on this is a very exhausting task. Yet to do one’s report/spreadsheet all over because one department’s information is not up to date is unacceptable. Thus it would be better to carry on with what one has in the current spread sheet, than waiting on the re-submission. Achieving Operational Excellence: Using Internet Tools to Budget for Shipping Costs The first problem I ran into is the fact that FedEx didn’t allow a package of 45lbs. so I had to ship two quantities of 20lbs which still didn’t add up to 45lbs. If the company on average ships 2 boxes then that means with FedEx I would be shipping 8 packages in a day. The delivery services offer’s various shipping time from overnight to 2day shipping. In every category UPS was cheaper than FedEx from priority to 2day shipping Ups had the advantage in a cheaper price. On the other hand USPS was the cheaper than both UPS and FedEx...
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...D38–D51 Nucleic Acids Research, 2011, Vol. 39, Database issue doi:10.1093/nar/gkq1172 Published online 20 November 2010 Database resources of the National Center for Biotechnology Information Eric W. Sayers1,*, Tanya Barrett1, Dennis A. Benson1, Evan Bolton1, Stephen H. Bryant1, Kathi Canese1, Vyacheslav Chetvernin1, Deanna M. Church1, Michael DiCuccio1, Scott Federhen1, Michael Feolo1, Ian M. Fingerman1, Lewis Y. Geer1, Wolfgang Helmberg2, Yuri Kapustin1, David Landsman1, David J. Lipman1, Zhiyong Lu1, Thomas L. Madden1, Tom Madej1, Donna R. Maglott1, Aron Marchler-Bauer1, Vadim Miller1, Ilene Mizrachi1, James Ostell1, Anna Panchenko1, Lon Phan1, Kim D. Pruitt1, Gregory D. Schuler1, Edwin Sequeira1, Stephen T. Sherry1, Martin Shumway1, Karl Sirotkin1, Douglas Slotta1, Alexandre Souvorov1, Grigory Starchenko1, Tatiana A. Tatusova1, Lukas Wagner1, Yanli Wang1, W. John Wilbur1, Eugene Yaschenko1 and Jian Ye1 1 Downloaded from http://nar.oxfordjournals.org/ by guest on March 20, 2015 National Center for Biotechnology Information, National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health, Building 38A, 8600 Rockville Pike, Bethesda, MD 20894, USA and 2University Clinic of Blood Group Serology and Transfusion Medicine, Medical University of Graz, Auenbruggerplatz 3, A-8036 Graz, Austria Received September 16, 2010; Revised October 29, 2010; Accepted November 1, 2010 ABSTRACT In addition to maintaining the GenBank nucleic acid sequence database, the National Center for Biotechnology...
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...From: Felix Pino CC: Richard Pierce Date: 4/27/2015 Re: Site Survey Benefits Dear Sir, It has come to my attention that we have not been allocated time and money to do a proper site survey. I feel this is a detrimental path for your new system. A site survey is the precursor to a successful wireless network implementation. Like with many things, upfront planning and documentation facilitates the smooth deployment of the new network. With a site survey an engineer completes the physical check and identifies the best locations for the wireless access points, then creates a site report. The throughput of the access points is then fine-tuned using specialized training of those doing the evaluation. The final report will include a hardware list, where to install the products, the configuration of the devices, and suggestions for antenna placement for each device. All of these things can and will save the company money in the long run. Some of the things that can go wrong without a proper site survey are not getting optimal performance from our new network, over purchasing of equipment or under purchasing of equipment, not getting full coverage inside the buildings, potential interference that you would not know about beforehand, unauthorized access to your network and so on and so forth There are three types of tools needed for a site survey, wireless tools, measurement tools, and documentation tools. Wireless tools are such things as access points; these may be required...
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...automated quality reporting does not yet deliver on the promise of feasibility, validity and reliability of measures or the reduction in reporting burden placed on hospitals. Specific policy changes are needed, starting with Stage 2 Meaningful Use, to redirect the electronic clinical quality reporting requirements to focus on a small set of well-tested measures supported by a mature policy infrastructure that can guide valid and feasible measure development, testing and implementation. Background In the past 10 years, there has been an unprecedented expansion in the number and type of quality measures hospitals are required to report for federal programs. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ (CMS) Hospital Inpatient Quality Reporting (IQR) and Value-Based Purchasing (VBP) programs are two of the drivers of this development. Currently, hospitals report nearly 90 measures across all hospital quality reporting programs, including hospital inpatient and outpatient reporting....
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...living it has also had an adverse effect on the environment. Environmental degradation is now a very common thing and the possibility of the extinction of natural resources, a very potent threat. This report is basically on a online, not for profit organization called “re-use UK” and the unique challenges and impediments that it faces as it tries to achieve its ultimate objective of curbing environmental degradation through creating an online platform for the exchange, sharing and recycling of used goods among its online users. Due to the unique concept of the organization, conventional business models may not be applicable for “re-use- UK” and thus, in the first part of this report an attempt has been made to develop an appropriate business model for them. The focal point of which is the key partnerships that “re-use –UK” must form. As per the assessment requirement, in depth strategic analysis of “re-use UK” has been conducted using PEST analysis and Porters five forces. A critical assessment of the major emerging technological trends that are shaping the dynamics of the start-up’s industry is also included in the report. Since, the start-up plans to operate through the internet, a major portion of this report focuses on the development of a suitable IS strategy for “re -use UK” using the results of the strategic analysis and technological trend analysis as inputs. This section includes a detailed account of the major components of the potential IS strategy, along with...
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...three million reports of child abuse are made every year in the United States which can include multiple children. In 2009, approximately 3.3 million child abuse reports and allegations were made involving about six million children. This can lead to emotional and behavioral issues later in life. Child Help (2011) reports that abused children are more likely to experience teen pregnancy, use unprotected sex and Children who experience child abuse and neglect are 59% more likely to be arrested as a juvenile. These children are also 28% more likely to be arrested as an adult, and 30% more likely to commit some sort of violent crime (ChildHelp, 2011). Working with Girl Scouts in the community, there are many opportunities to assess for domestic violence, ans leaders should be taught on how to assess for violence, and what to do when violence is suspected. Using assessment tools for domestic violence are helpful but in the girl scouting community need to be approached sensitively. And the parent of the child needs to be spoken to in a private non-judgmental manner. The goal of assessing for abuse is to protect the girls and their families. If the mother is withdrawn and pulls away whenever domestic violence is mentioned, it may be better to report the suspicion to authorities. But if the parent seems ready to talk but unsure of how to proceed, utilizing the HITS assessment tool, and the abuse assessment screen will be valuable resources. The HITS assessment tool (FDHS, 2011)...
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...Covenant Action Plan is issued following the demerger of Cadbury and Schweppes in Australia. After a long and fruitful partnership Cadbury and Schweppes are going their separate ways in 2009. This new action plan provides Cadbury with the opportunity to re-baseline the National Packaging Covenant KPIs based on Cadbury data, and reset our targets. The National Packaging covenant initiatives fit well within our Global Environmental Programme, called ‘Purple Goes Green’. Cadbury has a global target of 10% reduction in packaging as part of our Purple Goes Green commitments. This target has been publicly stated, and programmes to meet the target are subject to ongoing assessments to ensure they are on target. Cadbury has enjoyed significant benefits from a number of good results of initiatives designed to reduce packaging and it’s environmental impacts throughout the supply chain. We are proud of our achievements, including: • The average percentage of Post Consumer Recycled content in our packaging continues to increase, reflecting ongoing success in influencing our suppliers to provide recycled content materials. • ECoPP has been included in our product design review processes with the use of the “Packaging Impact Quick Evaluation Tool” (PIQET). PIQET was developed through the RMIT Centre for Design and funded by a small industry group. PIQET was commissioned as a web format in May 2008 and our Australia Packaging design...
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... 585-‐766-‐8144 Seeking a challenging summer 2013 internship position as a Software Developer in a professional and creative work environment TECHNICAL SKILLS • • • • Languages: Java, SQL, PL/SQL Database: Oracle, MySQL Application Framework: Spring Web MVC Framework Team Practices: Agile Scrum • Web Technology: HTTP, HTML 5, JavaScript, AJAX, GWT, CSS, JSP • Technologies: J2EE, XML, JSON, RESTful style web services, Apache Velocity, LAMP • Tools: Eclipse, SQL Developer, Apache HTTP Server, Tomcat, SVN Dec 2013 Aug 2009 EDUCATION Masters in Management Information Systems, University of Arizona, 3.43/4 GPA Bachelors in Information Technology, University of Mumbai, India 3.6/4 GPA ACADEMIC PROJECTS Client: UofA Department of Emergency Medicine Course: Project...
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