Report on Headspace Cloud-Based System: Requirements, Design, and SDLC

This report provides a detailed analysis of the Headspace cloud-based system, focusing on various aspects crucial for its development and implementation. It begins with an introduction outlining the company's focus on cloud-based factors, security standards, and improvements in the e-health system, including emergency department management. The report then delves into non-functional requirements, such as usability, accessibility, reliability, performance, and security. It explores system and user interface considerations, including software requirements for patient data input and authentication. System constraints and the FURPS+ model are also examined. The report further discusses cloud-based solutions, highlighting their benefits in terms of data storage, scalability, and collaboration, particularly within telehealth contexts. Finally, it compares and contrasts predictive and adaptive SDLC approaches, outlining their respective pros and cons, and concludes by emphasizing the importance of agile methodologies in project development. The report references several sources, including Blackberry (2016), Krausz et al. (2016), and Wozniak (2016), to support its analysis.

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Contents
Introduction......................................................................................................................................1
Non- Functional Requirements........................................................................................................1
System & User Interface..............................................................................................................2
System Constraints......................................................................................................................2
FURPS+.......................................................................................................................................2
Cloud based Solution.......................................................................................................................3
SDLC approach...............................................................................................................................4
Pros of Predictive SDLC.............................................................................................................4
Cons of Predictive SDLC............................................................................................................4
Pros of adaptive SDLC................................................................................................................5
Cons of Adaptive SDLC..............................................................................................................5
References........................................................................................................................................6

Introduction
The report includes the details of the Headspace company which is about handling the different
aspects of the cloud based factors. The company focus on working towards the security standards
and then working over the improvement in the medical professionalism of the system. The
Emergency Department and the other factors need to be taken care so that there is an easiness to
bring the change in the records of the e-health of the system with easy creation, testing and the
deployment. The system configurations are based on adhering and then working over the
adaptive SDLC forms. (Blackberry, 2016). The entire process includes the SDLC model where
the forms are related to work on the different forms of the non-functional standards which
includes the usability, reliability, performance and the security standards. Here, there are
different medical information which works over time consumption with locations set over the
suggestions that are for alleviating the problems.
Non- Functional Requirements
The requirements are based on working over the system behaviour and then handling the
different forms of the non-functional requirements which are depending upon the performance,
availability and the security standards.
Usability: This includes the forms where the development of the projects is set to handle the apps
or the website depending upon person use. The websites need to work on addressing the different
functions with the background and the ethical approach. (Krausz et al., 2016)
Accessibility: All the records of the user need to be accessed depending upon the records which
are maintained and set to handle the updates of the system

Availability: Here, the focus is on the standards and the forms that include health records of the
people. It is also for the people who are depending upon the storage of the information online.
The check is on the needs for the doctor who sit in the other corner. (Eftychiou et al., 2017)
System & User Interface
This includes the software requirements where the data is asked to be inputted for the different
patient’s data. It is then based and worked on for the different information of the human patients.
The software need to work on the username and the password which is for accessing through the
authentication system with easy access. The software can also work over the higher levels which
is depending upon the validation process and the other forms of the validation inputs. The
software works on defining and allowing the data browsing which is mainly done by the
different forms of the historical medical information by the patients. (Leitch et al., 2016).
System Constraints
As per the analysis, there are issues related to the SDLC standards and how the different
designing patterns are related to take hold of the encapsulation. Here, SDLC tend to limit the
forms with functionality level as well. Here, the database of the hospital and the physician need
to take hold of the different capabilities of storage and then processing of different data forms.
FURPS+
The usability is based on working over the development of the project and handling the
management of the health. The approach is based on addressing the different forms where the
ethical standards needs to be addressed properly.
Reliability: The work is on health records with the check on the failure of the system load. There
are different forms of the methods which needs to be checked and worked upon through easy

handling of the load and working over the different standards in a concurrent form. (Sansom et
al., 2016).
Performance: The check is over the access of the records and then working over the system app
or the website. This is also able to load faster and then work without any delays. The forms are
mainly to handle the performance where the response time needs to be low in this case.
Security: The standards are set for the encryption of data and protection, where the major focus
is on the encryption platforms and then work on the secured process which includes the forms
where the user’s data has been kept in a secured form.
+ is important for handling the non-invasive factor which are set to bring the comfort to the
patients. For this, the check is also to work on the exact requirements of UI with the colour
scheme and the other forms of the Multilanguage support. (Trisman et al., 2016).
Cloud based Solution
The solutions are based on the easy access which are depending upon the storage and handling
the content that comes from the different computers. The centralised forms of the backup and
then handling the data storage makes it possible for the different computer systems to work
towards gaining access with different scalability patterns. The IT infrastructure works on the
needs and the payment which could be important for the improved forms of the efficiency. Along
with this, there is a possibility to handle the reduced forms of the capital. The easy deployment
methods and the services are set for the different locations which include the new technology
growth and patterns (Wozniak, 2016). The collaboration is based on working over the content of
medical forms. Here, the check is on how the people can work towards reaching a goal and then
allowing an easy consultation for the healthcare appointments. This is mainly to address the

virtual health coaches where the growing lists are related to the chronic health conditions with
the check on the aging populations as well. The telehealth is considered important with the
viewing of the health information patterns that depends on the usage and the sharing of
information with easy consideration patterns for the nurses. (Imison, et al., 2016) The use of the
telecommunication networks and then using the store-and-forward imaging standards are mainly
to take hold of the wireless communications, where the technology patterns are also for the easy
deployment of services. This is completely dependent on the new forms where there is a need to
allow and consult the healthcare providers with the better guidance about the health and the
problems of the body.
SDLC approach
Pros of Predictive SDLC
The stabilised forms of the requirements include the development where the clients can take hold
of all the important requirements based on the different temporary changes. The analysis of the
risks and then the speedy delivery of the development is through the increased forms of the
objectives and goals. This includes the predictive standards that are set for the project along with
the easy and measurable program where the development is defined through the system
development plans.
Cons of Predictive SDLC
There are time factors which are related to take hold of the system functioning where the
approach is to work for the time and specification. (Graham et al., 2016). The limited forms of
the reusability are based on the restrictions where the development is depending upon the
additional requirements with the different forms of the client side. The limitation of the scope is

also to check over the alterations and the changes in the requirements which are depending upon
the technology patterns and the change forms of the increased budget. The forms are related to
the system development along with working over the defined forms and the development time.
Pros of adaptive SDLC
The forms are related to the saving of time and then working over the modifications which
depends on the client requirements. (Cox, 2017). It works over the approach where the client
contract is dependent on the forms where there are regular adaptation processes and the
employee cooperation. The forms are set where the customers can easily work towards the
development and then working over the end results as well.
Cons of Adaptive SDLC
The experience of the professionals for the development of project is based on the decisions
which is completely depending upon the forms related to how the new people could not easily be
trusted for the situations at work. (Davidson, 2016). Hence, for this, there is a need to check over
the less initial efforts where there are no major efforts when it is related to the adaptive approach.
The issues are found in the system and then worked upon mainly due to the adaptive technology
approach.
Hence, for the project, it is important to focus on the SDLC approach where there is a use of the
agile methodologies depending upon the improvement scope that is depending upon the different
organisations and working. (Mamea, 2016). The planned projects are depending upon the public
implementation and the scope of improvement to work towards the development of proper plan
and objectives.

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