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Page 1: © 2005 by Prentice Hall Identifying and Selecting Systems Development Projects Modern Systems Analysis and Design Fourth Edition Jeffrey A. Hoffer Joey

© 2005 by Prentice Hall© 2005 by Prentice Hall

Identifying and Selecting Systems Development Projects

Modern Systems Analysisand Design

Fourth Edition

Jeffrey A. Hoffer Joey F. George

Joseph S. Valacich

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Learning Objectives Describe the project identification and selection

process. Describe corporate strategic planning and information

systems planning. Explain the relationship between corporate strategic

planning and IS planning. Describe how IS planning can assist in system

development project identification and selection. Analyze IS planning matrices. Describe three classes of E-Commerce applications.

. االختيار عملية وتحديد المشروع وصفنظم تخطيط و للشركات االستراتيجي التخطيط وصف

المعلومات.وتخطط للشركات االستراتيجي التخطيط بين العالقة شرح

. المعلومات نظمتحديد نظام تطوير في تساعد أن يمكن التخطيط وصفكيفية

. واالختيار المشاريع. المعلومات نظم تخطيط مصفوفات تحليل

. اإللكترونية التجارة تطبيقات من فئات وصفثالث

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Project Identification TasksIdentifying potential development projects Identification from a stakeholder group

Classifying and ranking potential IS projects Using value chain analysis or other evaluation criteria

Selecting projects Based on various factors

المحتملة التنمية مشاريع تحديدالمصلحة- أصحاب مجموعة من تحديد

المحتملة المعلومات نظم مشاريع تصنيفوترتيبمعايير من غيرها أو القيمة سلسلة تحليل باستخدام

التقييمالمشاريع اختيار

مختلفة عوامل إلى استنادا

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Each stakeholder group brings their own perspective and motivation to the IS decision.

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Value chain analysis: analyzing an organization's activities to determine where value is added to products/services and the costs incurred for doing so.

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Factors for Project Selection

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Multicriteria Analysis

Each requirement or constraint: Score = weight X ratingEach alternative: sum scores across requirements/constraints

Alternative with highest score wins

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Corporate Strategic PlanningOngoing process that defines mission, objectives, and strategies of an organization

Corporate strategy involves: Mission statement Objective statements Description of competitive strategy

وأهداف مهمة تحدد التي الجارية العمليةمنظمة واستراتيجيات

تتضمن : الشركة استراتيجيةالرسالة بيان

هدفتصريحات التنافسية االستراتيجية وصف

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Mission StatementConcise statement about the main business of the organization

عن موجز بيانالرئيسية األعمال

للمنظمة

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Statement of ObjectivesA series of statements that express quantitative and qualitative goals for the future position of an organization

البيانات من سلسلةعن تعبر التي

الكمية األهدافللموقف والنوعية

المستقبل فيللمنظمة

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Competitive Strategy

The method by which the organization will attempt to satisfy its mission and objectives

Main types: Low-cost producer Product differentiation Product focus or niche

االستراتيجية التنافسية

المنظمة تحاول التيسوف الطريقةوأهدافها رسالتها تلبية

الرئيسية : األنواعالتكلفة منخفضة منتج

المنتجات تمايزالمتخصصة أو المنتج التركيز

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Information Systems Planning (ISP)An orderly means of assessing the information needs of an organization and defining systems, databases, and technologies that will best meet those needs

ISP must be done in accordance with the organization's mission, objectives, and competitive strategy.

المعلومات من االحتياجات لتقييم منتظمة وسيلةالتي والتقنيات ، البيانات وقواعد النظم وتحديد لتنظيم

االحتياجات هذه تلبي أن شأنها منواألهداف المنظمة لرؤية وفقا يتم أن ويجب

. التنافسية واالستراتيجية

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Strategic and IS Planning Relationships IS planning

must be kept in line with corporate strategic planning.

نظم تخطيطأن يجب المعلومات

مع يبقىفيخطالتخطيط

االستراتيجي .للشركات

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Approaches to IS Planning

Top-down planning Attempts to gain a broad understanding of

information system needs of the entire organization

Bottom-up planning Identifies IS development projects based

on solving specific operational business problems or taking advantage of specific opportunities

المعلومات نظام تخطيط نهج

التخطيط أسفل إلى أعلى منالمعلومات لنظام واسع تفهم على للحصول محاوالت

بأكملها المنظمة احتياجاتأعلى إلى أسفل من التخطيط

علىحل القائمة المعلومات لنظم التنمية مشاريع يحددفرص من االستفادة أو التنفيذية األعمال في محددة مشاكل

محددة

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Benefits of Top-Down Planning

Broader perspective

Improved integration

Improved management support

Better understanding

But, bottom-up planning can be faster and less costly, so may be beneficial in certain circumstances

أوسع منظورالتكامل تحسين

تحسين دعمإدارةأفضل فهم

إلى أسفل والتخطيطمن ، ولكنوأقل أسرع يكون أن يمكن أعلى

في مفيدا ذلك يكون قد ، تكلفةظروفمعينة

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Identifying Functions, Processes, and Data Entities

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Functional DecompositionDecomposition: breaking high-level abstract information into smaller units for more detailed planning

كسر : التحللمعلومات

رفيع مجردةإلى المستوىأصغر وحداتأكثر لتخطيط

تفصيال

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IS Planning Matrix

Matrices describe relationships between pairs of organizational elements (location, function, business unit, objective, process, data, information system).

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IS Plan Components

Briefly describe mission, objectives, and strategy of the organization

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IS Plan Components (cont.)

Provide summary of current and future processes, functions, data entities, and information needs of the enterprise

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IS Plan Components (cont.)

Describe primary role IS will play in the organization to transform enterprise from current to future state

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IS Plan Components (cont.)

Describe limitations imposed by technology and current levels of financial, technical, and personnel resources

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IS Plan Components (cont.)

Summarize overall information systems needs in the company and set long-term strategies for filling the needs

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IS Plan Components (cont.)

Show detailed inventory of present projects and systems and detailed plan for the current year

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IS Plan Components (cont.)

Describe unknown but likely events that can affect the plan, presently known business change elements, and description of their impact on the plan

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Electronic Commerce Applications

The Internet A large worldwide network of networks that

use a common protocol to communicate with each other

Electronic Commerce Internet-based communications to support

day-to-day business activities

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Three Modes of E-Commerce

Internet-based Supports business activities between a business

and individual consumersIntranet-based Supports business activities within a single

organizationExtranet-based Supports business-to-business activities A form of Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) – use

of telecommunications for direct transfer of business documents between organizations

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Issues in Internet Application Development

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Summary

In this chapter you learned how to: Describe the project identification and selection

process. Describe corporate strategic planning and

information systems planning. Explain the relationship between corporate

strategic planning and IS planning. Describe how IS planning can assist in system

development project identification and selection. Analyze IS planning matrices. Describe three classes of E-Commerce

applications.