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This 9-page paper suggests steps and methods to technology project plans for a fictitious rehab center's web-based customer service design and Internet banner advertising. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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rehabilitation center for users of drugs and other substances. The use case for the customer-oriented website helped set a system in which the patient would contact the center either through
the Internet or by phone, which then launched a series of activities between the intake counselor and the automatic network system to ensure the patient kept his/her appointment, and to
ensure adequate follow-up. In the other scenario, it was suggested that Internet-based advertising consisting of auxiliary services to Turning Point (such as
treatment spas, nutritional guidance and even prescriptions) be encouraged. The use case in this regard focused on how the Turning Point staff and outside companies (creative and web-hosting) would work
in tandem to develop and post the banners, while monitoring the click-throughs and response. In this next step, well go one
step further and actually determine hardware and software recommendations for a technology project plan (also know as a TPP) that Turning Point can implement. In short, with help from the
use plans, the organization is now in a position where it can actually move toward implementation of both the customer service and Internet advertising aspects of its information technology system.
How Use Will Help System Analysis and Design Process As mentioned in the previous paper, use cases are ideal for determining
a sequence of actions that end up leading to a specific, and measurable, value (Ambler, 2006). The use case, in both instances, determined who the players were, determined their actions,
then determined their goals. With all of these laid out on paper (or computer) in a flow-chart type of format, it gives the system developer an idea of what types
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