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XSIQ * Information Technology - The Design Phase: evaluating alternative system configurations The Design Phase: evaluating alternative system configurations There may be different possible solutions available to the project team. The designers must decide which is the most appropriate choice for the particular system undergoing change. They may use a cost/benefit analysis to assist in evaluating alternate system configurations. Key criteria include a comparison of: * Cost (both at implementation and ongoing) * Compatibility of components (how well the proposed system will fit in with the existing system in terms of hardware and software) * User-friendliness of procedures * User-friendliness of equipment Previous | NextView Comments and Reviews >>