IT 1: Report on Real-Time Glucose Monitoring System Analysis

This report provides an analysis of the Real-Time Glucose Monitoring System, a system designed to monitor glucose levels in diabetic patients. It discusses the importance of the system, its real-time capabilities, and its role in helping patients manage their condition. The report highlights the fact-finding techniques used in the development of this system, including interviews, observations, and questionnaires. These techniques are crucial for gathering information from users and understanding the requirements of the system. The references provided support the information presented in the report. This assignment is designed to help students understand the functionalities of the system and how it is used to overcome the challenges faced by the patients.

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Fundamental of IT

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Real-Time Glucose Monitoring System
The system analyst required to understand the particular system that called Real-time Glucose
Monitoring System. This system used to monitor the glucose in the diabetic patients as their level
of sugar is decreased or increased continuously (Bailey, et al., 2015). This system used for
monitor the glucose in a particular time - period and manages the problems faced by the diabetic
patients. The diabetic patients to monitor the sugar level automatically and overcome the
challenges faced by them in this disease use this system.
The fact-finding techniques are a particular process of information that contains several
requirements of the system like research, observations and many more. The three fact-finding
techniques described below-
 Interview: This method used to collect the particular information from the group of
people or individuals. The users of the system selected in this process to collect the
accurate information (Heinemann and Freckmann, 2015).
 Observation: In this process, the analyst visits the organization and observes the flow of
the documents and the proper working of the existing system.
 Questionnaire: In this technique, the information taken from the number of people.
The skillful analyst used this process.

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References
Bailey, T., Bode, B.W., Christiansen, M.P., Klaff, L.J. and Alva, S., (2015). The performance
and usability of a factory-calibrated flash glucose monitoring system. Diabetes technology &
therapeutics, 17(11), pp.787-794.
Heinemann, L., & Freckmann, G. (2015). CGM versus FGM; or, continuous glucose monitoring
is not flash glucose monitoring.