Candidate Matrix for the case study project

Candidate Matrix for the case study project

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Candidate Matrix for the case study project

	Candidate Name	Candidate Name	Candidate Name
Description of System
Portion of System Computerized  Brief description of that portion of the system that would be computerized in this candidate.
Benefits  Brief description of the business benefits that would be realized for this candidate.
Servers and Workstations  A description of the servers and workstations needed to support this candidate.
Software Tools Needed  Software tools needed to design and build the candidate (e. g., database management system, emulators, operating systems, languages, etc.). Not generally applicable if applications software packages are to be purchased.			·
Application Software  A description of the software to be purchased, built, accessed, or some combination of these techniques.
Method of Data Processing  Generally some combination of: on-line, batch, deferred batch, remote batch, and real-time.
Output Devices and Implications  A description of output devices that would be used, special output requirements, (e.g. network, preprinted forms, etc.), and output considerations (e.g., timing constraints).
Input Devices and Implications  A description of Input methods to be used, input devices (e.g., keyboard, mouse, etc.), special input requirements, (e.g. new or revised forms from which data would be input), and input considerations (e.g., timing of actual inputs).
Storage Devices and Implications  Brief description of what data would be stored, what data would be accessed from existing stores, what storage media would be used, how much storage capacity would be needed, and how data would be organized.

complete the Candidate Matrix for the case study project. This matrix will include three alternative candidate solutions that you have determined will meet the business requirements for the Customer Response System. Some of the solutions you will consider may have been posed from the design ideas and opinions from the system owners and users. Others may come from various sources including: systems analysts, system designers, technical consultants, and other IS professionals. Some technical choices may be limited by a predefined, approved technology architecture provided

	Candidate Name	Candidate Name	Candidate Name
Description of System
Portion of System Computerized  Brief description of that portion of the system that would be computerized in this candidate.
Benefits  Brief description of the business benefits that would be realized for this candidate.
Servers and Workstations  A description of the servers and workstations needed to support this candidate.
Software Tools Needed  Software tools needed to design and build the candidate (e. g., database management system, emulators, operating systems, languages, etc.). Not generally applicable if applications software packages are to be purchased.			·
Application Software  A description of the software to be purchased, built, accessed, or some combination of these techniques.
Method of Data Processing  Generally some combination of: on-line, batch, deferred batch, remote batch, and real-time.
Output Devices and Implications  A description of output devices that would be used, special output requirements, (e.g. network, preprinted forms, etc.), and output considerations (e.g., timing constraints).
Input Devices and Implications  A description of Input methods to be used, input devices (e.g., keyboard, mouse, etc.), special input requirements, (e.g. new or revised forms from which data would be input), and input considerations (e.g., timing of actual inputs).
Storage Devices and Implications  Brief description of what data would be stored, what data would be accessed from existing stores, what storage media would be used, how much storage capacity would be needed, and how data would be organized.

complete the Candidate Matrix for the case study project. This matrix will include three alternative candidate solutions that you have determined will meet the business requirements for the Customer Response System. Some of the solutions you will consider may have been posed from the design ideas and opinions from the system owners and users. Others may come from various sources including: systems analysts, system designers, technical consultants, and other IS professionals. Some technical choices may be limited by a predefined, approved technology architecture provided by system managers. When completing the matrix, it is not your intent to evaluate the candidates at this point, only to identify and define them.