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Information Technology - The planning phase: defining the problem
The Planning Phase: defining the problem
Image. The comment of a department store employee - My maths isn't too good, I
can never add up the figures correctly on the sales docket - may translate
into a problem of totals on sales dockets being incorrectly recorded,
leading to a loss of sales revenue and customer confidence.
Computer systems are developed to enable processes to occur in a more
efficient manner, or to avoid problems which currently exist. The ability
to clearly define the problems or the inefficiencies is the first step in
creating successful computer systems. This is because, in order to build a
successful computer based information system, it is necessary to identify
the deficiencies of the current system.
Problem identification does not have to require extensive exploration of
the current system's deficiencies. The detailed review of current practices
and existing problems will be conducted in the analysis phase of the SDLC.
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Defining the problem in the planning phase will cut the cost of loss productivity!
The planning phase solved the problem by use of technology using of computer that serves work done in a quickest, efficient and accurately in terms of calculations to mentioned but a few. Dough the detailed review of current practices and existing problems will be conducted in the analysis phase of the SDLC
Analysis of the problem is the stage in which they are to identify the negative aspects of a particular situation
knowing what is cause of the problem and giving a definite solution can help in term of dealing with computer
The ability to clearly define the problems or the inefficiencies is the first step in creating successful computer systems. This is because, in order to build a successful computer based information system, it is necessary to identify the deficiencies of the current system.
Identifying the problem during this stage does not need extensive research in relation to the current system. It is merely finding out whether the present system is effective or not then plan the course of action for such issue.
Problem identification does not have to require extensive exploration of the current system's deficiencies. The detailed review of current practices and existing problems will be conducted in the analysis phase of the SDLC.
Information Technology -> The planning phase: defining the problem The Planning Phase: defining the problem The comment of a department store employee - My maths isn't too good, I can never add up the figures correctly on the sales docket - may translate into a problem of totals on sales dockets being incorrectly recorded, leading to a loss of sales revenue and customer confidence. The comment of a department store employee - My maths isn't too good, I can never add up the figures correctly on the sales docket - may translate into a problem of totals on sales dockets being incorrectly recorded, leading to a loss of sales revenue and customer confidence. Computer systems are developed to enable processes to occur in a more efficient manner, or to avoid problems which currently exist. The ability to clearly define the problems or the inefficiencies is the first step in creating successful computer systems. This is because, in order to build a successful computer based information system, it is necessary to identify the deficiencies of the current system. Problem identification does not have to require extensive exploration of the current system's deficiencies. The detailed review of current practices and existing problems will be conducted in the analysis phase of the SDLC.
Defining the problems can help planning for solutions. It is well understood.
computer system are developed to help user to have accurate data