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Report on Installation and Data Conversion

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Added on  2020-05-08

Report on Installation and Data Conversion

   Added on 2020-05-08

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Running head: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYInformation TechnologyName of the Student:Name of the University:
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1INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYTopic 8- Installation and data conversion1. Florida Aspire Casea. Kind of production conversion strategyIn the Florida Aspire Project, deployment and cutover strategy is used for replacement oftheir financial management system, cash management system and other financial systems. Thecutover of production is transferring of Aspire project solutions from the project team to the stateof activities (Laudon and Laudon 2016). The end of production cutover process is initiation ofapplication support per go live and then ongoing support. b. Choice of selectionIt is a good choice for the project as this strategy has covered the cutover categories suchas people, data, process of cutover as well as technology. The cutover plan provides the projecttasks with respective timing along with sequencing of necessary go live. Topic 9: ICT policies and information security1. Privacy risks of turnitin and blackboards The privacy risks are that any third party person can get password and username of thestudents, staffs and curtin those have accounts. Using it, they can access to the submitted papersalong with personal information into the database. When the submitted paper is in hand of anyunauthorized user, then they can use it for negative intention or hamper the career of the student.If the same paper is uploaded into another student’s portal, then it will be a life risk of them.
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