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XSIQ * Information Technology - The Analysis Phase: identification and description of problem areas in the current system The Analysis Phase: identification and description of problem areas in the current system In the final stage of the Analysis Phase the analyst will reconstruct the DFDs to outline where proposed changes to the system will take place. Identification and description of problem areas in the current system, which are grouped and become the basis for the development of the new system is the final stage of the analysis phase. Here the analyst will look at all of the data that they have collected and decide where the current system's performance can be improved. The analyst will then reconstruct the DFDs to represent the proposed changes, as well as detailing the processing that will take place in each part of the system. In this final stage, the analyst will describe what has to happen at each point in the proposed system. These descriptions will form the basis for the development of the new system. Previous | Next

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