Assessment 1 - Developing a Presentation

Must be 15 slides of power point presentation and textbook must be used for topics 1-5. \n\nThis is the textbook what must be used and followed. \nEnterprise Systems for Management \nEdition: 2nd ie \nby Motiwalla , Luvai & Thompson , Jeffrey \n

Assessment 1

COVER CONTENT
• Introduction
• System Integartion
• Integration methods
• Enterprise system archietecture
• Development life cycle
• Stages
• Customer relationship management
• Conclusion
• References

INTRODUCTION
Enterprise system for management can be
defined as the entire combination of software
as well as hardware which is being used by
business in order to run and make proper
organisation of its day to day operations.

SYSTEM INTEGRATION
System integration is termed as the process used
to bring together the different components of
sub system into a one system and makes sure
that the various components of system makes
proper functioning collectively as one system.

INTEGRATION METHODS
 Vertical Integration
 Star Integration
 Horizontal integration

ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS
ARCHITECTURE
Enterprise System Architecture (ESA) is the
general IT framework engineering of an
association. This engineering is defined as
key piece of overseeing and developing IT
frameworks, and in this way the business
operations, of an association.

CONTINUED...
Experts of enterprise architecture known as
enterprise architects are in charge of playing
out the examination of business structure and
forms and are regularly called upon to reach
determinations from the data gathered to
address the objectives of big business
engineering: adequacy, effectiveness,
readiness, and strength.

DEVELOPMENT LIFE CYCLE
 SDLC is signifier of Software
Development Life Cycle.
 It is additionally named as Software
Development Process.
 SDLC is a system characterizing errands
performed at each progression in the
product improvement process.

STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT LIFE
CYCLE
 Requirement and planning analysis
 Defining requirements
 Design of product architecture
 Developing or building product
 Product testing
 Maintenance and deployment in market

CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP
MANAGEMENT
Client relationship Management (CRM) alludes
to the standards, practices and rules that an
association takes after while communicating
with its clients.

CONTINUED...
For CRM, organisations make use of
 Software
 Cloud Solutions
 Management
 Enhance and build competency in Excel
for finance

CONCLUSION
From the presented report, it can be concluded
that there are various things which are in
relation with the development of system.
Different software like ERP are helpful in
maintaining it. Effective CRM will also assist
in development of an organisation.

REFERENCES
Arik Ragowsky, T.M.S., 2002. Enterprise
resource planning. Journal of Management
Information Systems. 19(1). pp.11-15.
Kumar, V., 2010. Customer relationship
management. John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Hasselbring, W., 2000. Information system
integration. Communications of the ACM.
43(6). pp.32-38.
Weitzel, J.R. and Kerschberg, L., 1989.
Developing knowledge-based systems:
reorganizing the system development life
cycle. Communications of the ACM. 32(4).
pp.482-488.

Thank - You

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