Advanced Information System Design - Agile Scrum Methodology

This report delves into the realm of advanced information system design, focusing on the application of the agile scrum methodology. It examines the core principles of this methodology, emphasizing its iterative approach to project management and its emphasis on collaboration and flexibility. The report highlights the importance of the product owner in defining system requirements and prioritizing features. Furthermore, the report addresses the potential risks associated with software development projects, including schedule, budget, operational, and technical risks. It underscores the impact of these risks on project success and provides insights into mitigation strategies. The report draws on relevant literature to support its analysis, providing a comprehensive overview of the challenges and best practices in advanced information system design. This report is designed to aid in the study of the topic.

Running head: ADVANCED INFORMATION SYSTEM DESIGN
Advanced Information System Design
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What system design methodologies and techniques will you use?
There are many system development methodologies that can be used while developing a
system. The methodology that can be used for developing a software is agile scrum
methodology. The agile scrum methodology is an implementation of methods in which all the
teams has their own practices, tactics, and terminology. This is considered as a lightweight
project management agile framework which controls and manages the iterative projects and
incremental projects of all the types. In scrum methodology, the owner of the product works very
close with his team to identify the system and prioritize the functionality of the system
(Abrahamsson et al., 2017). This mainly comes in the form of Product Backlog. The scrum
methodology mainly consists of many features, non-functional requirements, and big fixes and
many more that are needed to be done in so that the system can be delivered successfully. Very
large organizations can use the method of agile scrum for delivering the software successfully.
What potential risks do you see that may prevent successful completion of your solution
design?
There are many risks that are involved in developing a software design. There are
schedule risks that are involved in project. When the tasks of the projects and the risks of
scheduling the task are not properly addressed, then the schedule of the project gets a slip (Turk,
France & Rumpe, 2014). The schedule of the project risks directly affects the project and effects
on the economy of the company. The other risks that are involved in the software development
are budget risk, operational risks, technical risks, as well as programmatic risks.

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References
Abrahamsson, P., Salo, O., Ronkainen, J., & Warsta, J. (2017). Agile software
development methods: Review and analysis. arXiv preprint arXiv:1709.08439.
Turk, D., France, R., & Rumpe, B. (2014). Limitations of agile software processes. arXiv
preprint arXiv:1409.6600.