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Essay / Research Paper Abstract
A 7 page paper providing a system development plan for Bead Bar, including systems development life cycle phases; a database discussion; an announcement of the new system; and a diagram (on an eighth page) of the development process. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Page Count:
7 pages (~225 words per page)
File: CC6_KSitBeadBar.rtf
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is a $1.5 million company that has three points of focus and five franchises. The company provides studios where individuals can create beaded items and bead jewelry; the franchise
division sells packages to recreate studios that are not company-owned. The third business area is the Bead Bar on Board, which places a portable studio on cruise ships for
use by passengers. The purpose here is to create a systems development plan for Bead Bar. System Development Life Cycle Planning The
plan for Bead Bar calls for connectivity among its various divisions and central control, and for providing accounting, inventory and supply chain management. Automating the supply chain will enable
Bead Bar to enter into just-in-time (JIT) inventory management arrangements with its suppliers in the future. Implementation will require construction of the system
and extensive testing. Planning will require employee input and provision for active monitoring at each stage of development of the system and of the operation of the finished system.
The full project will require three months to reach the implementation stage. Analysis System developers will work with Bead Bar employees to
gain understanding of employees needs in relation to the companys business processes. Included in this analysis will be the current approach to managing inventories and recording sales. The
new system will be designed so that Bead Bar will have the ability to adopt automatic inventory replenishment along with the accounting needs associated with JIT inventory management activities. Steps
for Systems Analysis A wise approach is to begin the decision-making process with a hierarchical decomposition of the current system, relative to identified
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