...Technology Move System IS315 Systems Analysis and Design By Joe Instructor: Any Date Abstract Table of Content Information Systems Inventory Service (ISIS) ……… Week 2………....……. 1 Needs Analysis ……………………………………………………. Week 3 ……….……… 2 Feasibility Analysis …………………………………………..…. Week 4 …….. ………. 4 Data Flow Analysis …………………………………………..…. Week 5 ……….…….. 7 Decomposition Diagram ……………………………………… Week 6 …………….. 10 Financial Analysis ………………………………………………… Week 7 …………..… 11 References …………………………………………………………. Week 8 ……………… 15 Abstract The Information Technology Move System (ITMS) is designed to coordinate the movement of IT infrastructure, to include equipment from one location to another while maintaining connectivity for both the business and customer, and to remove downtime. In doing this it will reduce costs to both the business and customer. IS 315 – Week 2 * System name – Information Technology Move System * The system is designed to take all aspects of moving an organizations information technology from one location to another. * The items it will track and monitor are: * Amount of systems * Build up of new location * Termination of old location * Maintaining connectivity at both locations during the move of individuals * Type of system – This system will have the capability to coordinate the move of IT equipment from one location to a new location while maintaining connectivity for clients and...
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...603 Information System in Business Case 1: Saskatchewan Provincial Park Campsite Management and Reservation System Sijian Chen 0 Table of Contents I. II. III. Executive Summary Key Issues Analysis Quali t at ive Anal ysi s Quantit ati ve Anal ys i s Pg. 2 P g. 3 P g. 5 P g. 6 P g. 5 Pg. 12 Pg. 15 Pg. 16 Pg. 17 IV. V. VI. VII. VIII. Alternatives and recommendations Implementation Plan Contingency Plan Conclusion References 1 I. Executive Summary Launched in 1997, Saskatchewan Park Services stepped into a digital transformation. The campsite reservation system changed from carbon-copy forms to a data based information system. The park firstly applied was Reservation Operating System (ROS). However, problems of park reservation system emerged constantly. Measures had been taken during 2007 to 2010 to improve the system. Nevertheless, some serious issues are still remained, and need to be resolved urgently, and find out a permanent solution to improve the overall operational process. In 2010, Saskatchewan Provincial Park renewed the reservation system, and applied Online Reservation Administration System (ORAS). However, the system crashed on January 1st, the same day it went live. Saskatchewan Provincial Park reservation system is currently facing the following problems: 1) the problem of the reservation software, and the problem of centralized process operation; 2) the problem of intensive-labor, and employees are lacking in trainings;...
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...three of their existing sites together using wireless and VOIP technology. Distributed Computing Currently all three of the Kudlers facilities utilizes a distributed computing system using the same configuration of single server and multiple pc’s, each with a single UPS and 56k modem for connectivity. The computers are connected to an Ethernet backbone (typically a hub that is not very efficient in handling network traffic for many computers) and the 56k modem is the only external connectivity that the sites have. Centralized Computing In order to bring this system up to standards they will need to update to a more centralized computing system which all computing is done on a centrally managed computer system and the users use a dumb terminal (thin client) to connect to these central computers. The cost associated with this has been reduced over the years and was only used previously in enterprise environments but now more businesses are moving over to this type of system. Network Topologies Kudlers three offices use almost identical setups for their servers, POS systems and their site connectivity. They all use the same bus (Hub) connection for onsite connectivity using outdated equipment that has several drawbacks. This type of network is very hard to troubleshoot and if one system goes down it could cause other issues. La Jolla Novell 4.11 Server for POS, 5 Windows X workstations running POS software, Windows NT Server running Winfax pro and CD-ROM reader...
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...P2-Explain the purpose of an operating system The Operating system is the most vital set of programs which runs on the computer. Its PURPOSE is to providing the very basic user interface there are no other programs or application running. The key roles of the Operating system are to recognise input from peripherals such as a mouse, keyboard, USBs, digital sketch pads and other input devices and also controls other peripherals such as printers and scanner. It also has the role of managing hardware resources such as data storage, memory, processors alongside input and output devices. M1-Compare the features and functions of different operating systems Introduction There are two main operating systems that I will be talking about, the names of these operating systems are Windows and Linux. These operating systems have similar properties, features and functions. However they also have different functions as well as features. I will be comparing the features and functions of the two different operating systems, Windows and Linux. Ability to customise Operating systems should be customisable, this means if operating systems have the ability to change their backgrounds of desktops, colour schemes and changing the layout. Windows XP, Vista,7 and 8, all allow you to customise the background of the desktop. This means that a picture...
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...EASSy is a 10,000km submarine cable system deployed along the east and south coast of Africa. It links South Africa with Sudan via landing points in Mozambique, Madagascar, the Comoros, Tanzania, Kenya, Somalia and Djibouti. The cable incorporates the latest developments in submarine fibre-optic technology, making it economical to connect the sub-Saharan Africa into the high-speed global telecommunications network. The system is owned and operated by a group of 16 African (92%) and international (8%) shareholders – all telecommunications operators and service providers. EASSy is the highest capacity system serving sub-Saharan Africa, with more than 10Tbps, 2 fibre-pair configuration. It is the first to deliver direct connectivity between eastern Africa and Europe / North America. It is also the only system with built-in resilience end-to-end. EASSy interconnects with multiple international submarine cable networks for diverse, seamless onward connectivity to Europe, the Americas, the Middle East and Asia. In a related project, investors in the EASSy system are building terrestrial fibre backhauls to link the land-locked countries of the region to the cable. EASSy is a 10,000km submarine cable system deployed along the east and south coast of Africa. It links South Africa with Sudan via landing points in Mozambique, Madagascar, the Comoros, Tanzania, Kenya, Somalia and Djibouti. The cable incorporates the latest developments in submarine fibre-optic technology, making it economical...
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... |Allows flexibility of selection device | | | | | | | | | |Output Devices |23”HD 3D LED Monitor |High quality visual presentation | | |Wireless Laser Printer |High quality hardcopy presentation | | |5.1 Speakers System |Enables output for audio files | | | | | | |...
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...A distributed system is a collection of computers connected to a network of distributed middleware (software connecting client and database: software that manages the connection between a client and a database) . This allows the computers to communicate to each other and also share resources. While allowing the user to use the computer as he or she would use a single integrated computing facility. Examples of failures in a distributed system include, stop failure, Halt failure, Network Failure, and Distributed File System Namespace access failures. Distributed File System Namespace access failures in Windows On Windows Vista and later one of the following error messages may occur: Windows cannot access \\\ The connection may fail due to any of the following reasons: Failure to connect to a domain controller to obtain a DFSN namespace referral, Failure to connect to a DFSN server, Failure of the DFSN server to provide a folder referral. This error typically occurs because the DFSN client cannot complete the connection to a DFSN path. To resolve the issue , evaluate network connectivity, name resolution, and DFSN service configuration (How to troubleshoot Distributed File System Namespace , 2010). Evaluate Connectivity "connectivity" refers to the client's ability to contact a domain controller or a DFSN server. If a client cannot complete a network connection to a domain controller or to a DFSN server, the DFSN request fails. Use the following tests to verify...
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...Table of Contents Abstract 3 Introduction 5 Overview of Satellite Link Technology 7 Overview of Fibre Optics Link Technology 9 Choice of Satellite over Fibre Internet Connection 10 Wireless Networking Design 12 Mesh Network Backbone 13 802.11 Access Points 15 Intranet Services 16 Challenges 16 Proposed System Design 17 Phase I: Bed and breakfast building to include the private rooms, common area and lounge 17 Phase II: Extending to cover the lighthouse and associated surrounding area 18 Budget 18 Phase I Deployment 18 Phase II Deployment 19 References 21 Abstract The aim of the Rubha Reidh internet project is to construct a robust computer network to encompass the whole lighthouse area using a high speed and reliable internet connection. This has been determined as mesh networking technology. This network will deliver access to email, Web pages, and internet resources for users in the lighthouse area, using both laptops and desktops, as well as mobile devices with connectivity capability. By leveraging the usage of robust and inexpensive wireless network technology, this plan will substantially decrease expenditures for ensuring internet connectivity for the whole lighthouse area, as well as allow better elasticity in planning and expansion. Rubha Reidh is an automated lighthouse that is located in the Scottish remote western coast. Its remoteness stems from the fact that its nearest neighbour is Melvaig (an Inn and campsite) while the nearest business centre...
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...A. Integrity of Network Security Introduction New security policy created for e-mail will ensure e-mails are used for business purpose and limits personal usage of e-mails. Policy also permits Softsearch to monitor employee’s e-mails if required. Controls implemented by e-mail policy will help prevent confidentiality breach. However, e-mail policy does not govern attachments within e-mails. Policy should be enhanced to include e-mail attachment specific statement to prevent employees from opening attachments from unknown source & forwarding such attachments within the company network. Internet policy prohibits employees from visiting indecent, illegal and pornographic sites, participate in online gaming, streaming videos, download pirated software. These measures will reduce Softsearch network’s exposure to virus and hacking attempts. In addition to these prohibitions for internet usage, policy should be enhanced to include prohibitions for social media websites (Facebook, Twitter etc.), online blog, online document stores (Google Drive, DropBox etc) to ensure no private company information is shared. This may expose that can be sent to external e-mail addresses. This may expose Softsearch with confi confidentially if private information is sent to external e-mail addresses. E-mail policy should be enhanced to include statement regarding no attachment policy for external e-mail addresses. Employee’s can e-will be able to and internet usage addresses softsearch...
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...remain intact—one office is located in the city center and one each is located in the east, west, north, and south of the city. All the doctors want to be able to see their patients and access patient information at any of the offices. The time of operation of all offices will be from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., based on the schedule of the doctors. Since 1986, the offices located in the north and the south have been using an IBM PC/XT and a dot matrix printer with custom software to manage the patient information. These computer systems need to be upgraded, and the data needs to be typed manually into the new computer system. The office located in the city center is more modern; however, the software and hardware it uses may need to be upgraded to store the new information and meet the needs of additional network connectivity. This office will be the central office, and it will have the maximum activity. This office has a Fedora Core Linux Operating System version 8 on a Dell server and uses TCP/IP to communicate with the existing workstations that have XP sp2. This office has the Medical Manager software operating on the server. This office also has two workstations in the reception area, one workstation in the nurse’s office and one in the supervisor’s office that is shared by the office supervisor and the billing manager. The offices located in the east and the west also use the Medical Manager software installed on SCO Unix machines with directly attached terminals...
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...ELEC5208 Intelligent Electricity Networks Pre-lab 2 SCADA System - Faults in Unloaded System Question 1 Due to the Micom meters and replays in the PSS1, Micom S10 is used as the IED user software. Please take some research to find if there is any other IED user software used in current electric utilities to implement system automation, such as from ABB, Schneider, etc. Present another three examples, compare and comment on their features. Are there any special features required for distribution system comparing with transmission system? Answer: 1. The first example comes from Schneider Electric. The software is called microcom S1 studio Microcom S1 Studio Schneider Electric universal IED support software, to provide users with all of the IED configuration and record global data access. The studio is set automation products computer software S1 significant progress. The studio makes the user's life provides an integrated configuration and monitoring tools more easily. It integrates intuitive file management facilities and flexible user interface. The software provides access to PX20, PX30 and PX40 Series MICOM protection IED, and other IED. Features include: a.File management b.Send and extract the settings file c.Event extraction and analysis and fault recording d.Real time measurement visualization e.Programmable scheme logic editor f.Device text editor g.Bay Configurations h.IEC 61850 IED configuration MICOM S1 Studio software by providing...
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...Strategic IT Plan Jennifer Douglas, Efren Rosa, John DAvis, Savoy Yazzie, Zack Abedali CMGT/578 November 18th, 2012 Mark Trask Strategic IT Plan Year three milestone: Determine overall readiness of new plant. Determine which hardware can be moved early. Testing connectivity. Begin mirroring current systems (run concurrently). Determining the Readiness of the New Facilities One of the year three goals will be o determine the readiness of the new facility. This will give Riordan an in-depth review of the progress being made at the plant. The goal is to create an effective working environment that allows space for growth, innovative collaboration, and production advances. By year three the building progress will be to such an extent Riordan can evaluate the structure for space, layout, and planning. It is at this time the office positions will be determined, the location of the equipment in the main production areas, and necessary locations of the data and electrical lines throughout the building. Riordan will also determine the location of the server room and develop a disaster recovery plan that is applicable to the new location. By evaluating the progress of the new facility IT can more accurately determine their costs and evaluate the actual technology progress against projected technology completion date. Determining the Readiness of the New Facilities One of the year three goals will be o determine the readiness of the new facility...
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...Infrastructures in a Data Center 1. Building Infrastructure:- “BUILDING SYSTEM” electrical system, fire suppression, lightning, security etc. 2. Data Center Infrastructure:- power, cooling racks, management, physical security, fire suppression etc. 3. IT Infrastructure :-“IT ASSETS” servers, storage, hypervisor etc. 4. Network...
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...Lupin scores with SAP - Express Pharma http://www.expresspharmaonline.com/cgi-bin/ecprint/MasterPFP.cgi?doc= Printer Friendly Version WEB LINK - http://www.expresspharmaonline.com/20060930/management04.shtml Case Study Lupin scores with SAP Lupin has virtually doubled in size in the last three years. The SAP ERP implementation done by the company in 2003 has helped the company streamline its business processes by enhancing connectivity and accessibility Making way for SAP Lupin, with its operations spanning across five plants and 30 depots was facing a problem of lack of connectivity within its contact points with its Foxpro based system. "They were not working online and it used to take almost ten days to get the month end sales figure collated, compiled and presented to the marketing head. At that point of time, the decision to go for ERP was taken," says Suneel Aradhye, GM, IT. The first ERP system selected had the localised versions, wherein, every location kept on verifying it as per its own requirements. However, it was due to the lack of a centralised cohesive strategy that the ERP project failed. To acquire a centralised control, in 2001-02, the company decided to go for a bigger and better ERP. The right choice "There are two approaches for selection. One is to pick up the best of the breed in each area and then integrate them together. Other is to pick up the overall best product available in the market," says Aradhye. Lupin opted for SAP's ERP solution...
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...ZARA: IT for Fast Fashion With ZARA's fashion business expanding, Salgado and Sanchez have a critical decision to make on whether to upgrade the current, seemingly out of date IT system. Like other large clothing retailers, ZARA adopts a highly standardized business model for ordering, design, manufacturing and procurement across all product categories and regions. However, unlike most clothing retailers, ZARA's business model is based on fast delivery times with minimal inventory, decentralized decision making process and very low data integration among different stores. Unlike its competitors, Zara relies on its individual store managers and designers, rather than an elite team of senior managers, to perform market research on latest trends and decide what clothes to design and procure. ZARA's approach to Information Technology is based on its business needs. In order to establish itself as a brand, which aligns closely with customers' taste, ZARA needs to have information on latest trends from all its stores to keep pace with the ever-changing fashion world. On the other hand, ZARA's popularity and high growth requires an upgraded IT system, which can be easily replicated and scalable to new stores. ZARA's current DOS system serves this purpose efficiently as it is easy to install in a newly opened store and requires little training. ZARA's approach of simple, non-integrated low cost IT investment is well in sync with its decentralized...
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