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Developing e-Business Solutions

10. Developing e-Business Solutions. Chapter Objectives. Use the systems development process outlined in this chapter, and the model of IS components from Chapter 1 as problem-solving frameworks to help you propose information systems solutions to simple business problems.

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Developing e-Business Solutions

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  1. 10 Developinge-BusinessSolutions

  2. Chapter Objectives • Use the systems development process outlined in this chapter, and the model of IS components from Chapter 1 as problem-solving frameworks to help you propose information systems solutions to simple business problems. • Describe and give examples to illustrate how you might use each of the steps of the information system development cycle to develop and implement an e-business system.

  3. Chapter Objectives • Explain how prototyping improves the process of systems development for end users and IS specialists. • Identify the activities involved in the implementation of new information systems. • Describe several evaluation factors that should be considered in evaluating the acquisition of hardware, software, and IS services. • Identify several change management solutions for end user resistance to the implementation of new e-business applications.

  4. Define the Problem Develop Alternative Solutions Monitor and Evaluate Results Select the Solution Design the Solution Implement the Solution Systems Approach to Problem Solving

  5. Systems Investigation Product: Feasibility Study Understand the Business Problem or Opportunity Systems Analysis Product: Functional Requirements Develop an Information System Solution Systems Design Product: System Specifications Systems Implementation Product: Operational System Implement the Information System Solution Systems Maintenance Product: Improved System Traditional Systems Development Life Cycle

  6. Identify an End User's Information Requirements Develop Information System Prototypes Prototyping Cycle Revise the Prototypes to Better Meet End User Requirements Maintenance Cycle Use and Maintain the Accepted System Prototyping Process

  7. Organizational Feasibility Is it a good fit? Economic Feasibility Can we afford it? Operational Feasibility Will it be accepted? Technical Feasibility Does the capability exist? Systems Investigation

  8. Organizational Key Areas of Systems Analysis Present System Functional Requirements Systems Analysis

  9. Systems Design User Interface Design Data Design Process Design Screen, Form, Report and Dialog Design Data Element Structure Design Program and Procedure Design

  10. Controls What controls are needed? Processing What operations on the input is required? Input What data is required? Output What information is needed? Storage Will the application need to store data? End User Development

  11. Implementation Activities Acquisition Development and Modification System Testing End User Training System Docu- mentation Conversion The Implementation Process

  12. Hardware Evaluation Factors Performance Cost Reliability Compatibility Technology Ergonomics Connectivity Scalability Software Support Software Evaluation Factors Quality Efficiency Flexibility Security Connectivity Language Documentation Hardware Efficiency Evaluating Hardware and Software

  13. IS Evaluation Factors Performance Systems Development Maintenance Conversion Training Backup Accessibility Business Position Hardware Software Evaluating IS Services

  14. Implementation Activities Acquisition Software Development Training Testing Documentation Conversion Implementing New Systems

  15. Old System Parallel New System Old System New System Pilot Old System New System Phased Old System New System Plunge Installation Conversion Methods

  16. Organizational Design Change Management Measurement and Rewards Core Competencies Development Managing Organizational Change Executive Vision Organization Mission and Role Work Redesign

  17. Chapter Summary • Business professionals and IS specialists use a systems approach to help them develop information system solutions to meet e-business needs. • Prototyping is a major alternative methodology to the traditional information system development cycle. It includes the use of prototyping tools and methodologies, which promote an iterative, interactive process.

  18. Chapter Summary (cont) • The application development capabilities built into many end user software packages have made it easier for end users to develop their own e-business applications. • The implementation process for IS projects involves acquisition, testing, documentation, training, installation, and conversion. • Business professionals should know how to evaluate IT products for acquisition. IT vendor proposals should be based on specifications developed during the design phase.

  19. Chapter Summary (cont) • Implementation activities include managing the introduction and implementation of changes in the business processes, organizational structures, job assignments, and work relationships resulting from e-business initiatives.

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