...BSA 310 Application Development Project Plan Template Version [This BSA 310 project plan template is intended to be used as a guide for planning and managing real world software development projects. This plan is not a real plan and should not be used without modifications required for your unique project. Table of Contents 1 Overview 3 1.1 Project Objectives 4 1.2 Project Constraints 4 1.3 Project Risks 4 2 Proposed Solution 5 2.1 Business Requirements 5 2.2 Architecture 6 2.3 Development 6 2.4 Testing 6 2.5 Deployment 8 3 Project Resources 8 3.1 Roles and Responsibilities 8 3.2 Issue Escalation 8 3.3 Project Staffing Plan 8 3.4 Project Materials 8 4 Project Approach 9 4.1 Development Model 9 4.2 Configuration Management 9 4.3 Communication Management 10 4.4 Change Management 10 4.5 Testing 10 4.6 Documentation 10 5 Estimate 11 6 Schedule 11 1 Overview The intent of this document is to provide a sample application development project plan. The scope of this document covers the project planning phase and demonstrates how Business Systems Integration and its associated development might be incorporated into key project documents. This document also provides a possible structure for presenting: • Project deliverables • Project risks and opportunities • Estimates • Project resource information • Project delivery method • Configuration and change management A project manager would generally use this section...
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...[pic] Course Syllabus BSA/310 Business Systems Course Start Date: 07/27/2010 Course End Date: 08/30/2010 Please print a copy of this syllabus for handy reference. Whenever there is a question about what assignments are due, please remember this syllabus is considered the ruling document. Copyright Copyright ©2009 by University of Phoenix. All rights reserved. University of Phoenix© is a registered trademark of Apollo Group, Inc. in the United States and/or other countries. Microsoft©, Windows©, and Windows NT© are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. All other company and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. Use of these marks is not intended to imply endorsement, sponsorship, or affiliation. Edited in accordance with University of Phoenix© editorial standards and practices. Facilitator Information Paul Cooper RadBnUSMC@email.phoenix.edu (University of Phoenix) PKCooper51@gmail.com (Personal) 210-524-2125 (CST) Facilitator Availability If you have any questions, please message me via your personal OLS forum. I check forum messages on at least 5 days a week between 6:00 AM and 11:00 pm. If you have an emergency and need to reach me by phone, I am available Monday – Thursday from 9:00...
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...| Service Request SR – rm - 012 | TIFANY READ , RICHARD GIOIA, TIMOTHY BERGERON | 6/23/14 | BSA 310 | | | Service Request SR – rm - 012 | TIFANY READ , RICHARD GIOIA, TIMOTHY BERGERON | 6/23/14 | BSA 310 | | Running Head: Riordan Manufacturing Learning Team C: Richard Gioia, Tifany Read, Timothy Bergeron BSA/310 6/22/2014 Riordan Manufacturing Incorporated owned and operated by Riordan Industries, which is a Fortune 1000 enterprise with current revenues in excess of $1 billion US dollars. Riordan Manufacturing currently employs 550 people and has projected annual earnings of $46 million US dollars. Riordan Manufacturing is broken up into multiple plants. Plastic beverage containers are currently in production in Albany, Georgia, custom plastic parts production is in Pontiac, Michigan, and plastic fan parts production is in Hangzhou, China. The research and development facility currently resides at the corporate headquarters in San Jose, California. The majority of their customers are automotive parts manufacturers, aircraft manufactures, the Department of Defense, beverage makers and bottlers, and appliance manufactures. The mission of Riordan Manufacturing focuses in achieving and maintaining reasonable profitability to assure that the financial and human capital is available for sustained growth. Using Six Sigma, leading edge R&D and exceeding ISO 9000 standards, are the attitudes and abilities by which...
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...Kudler Accounting System Paper Name BSA/310 January 14, 2013 While the company is successful with its current structure the accounting system could use an overhaul. With the new upgrade to the current system will be easy to manage portfolio of accounts, and analyzes the contents of them with a click of a mouse. With the ability to access reports such as annually, Bi- annually, quarterly, or yearly reports will help to increase productions. Accounting is arguably the most important aspect of the business. When dealing with number it is vital that one play close attention to numbers. One minor error can mean the difference form $1.00 and $1,000. There are many government and legal regulations that want detail records. If these records are off it could cost a business thousands of dollars in taxes. That is why these records, or Books need to be 100% accurate, and all sources of income are presents. One of the key benefits of this upgrade will allow the company to process, and handle data from all departments. This system will allow one to improve our current financial strategies due to better business decisions based on the reports. These reports will stream information quicker and more accurate than the previous system. Allowing upper management to review these reports on a daily basis. Another perk would be the ability to review cash sheets as they are speaking with investors. Some of the key features are software compatibly. The software will include...
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...SR-RM-012 PAPER Brandi Perez and Chin Song BSA/310 December 12, 2013 Fred Bennett SR-RM-012 PAPER Human Resource no longer mirrors its personnel department. How it appears on an organization chart varies by the type of company. How it functions reflects the growing emphasis on the role of human resources. Currently all of Riordan’s facilities are non union facilities, employee relations are part of the human resources department. Riordan Manufacturing’s business systems are outdated, most information like training, development, applicant information, analyses, and salary surveys are kept in an Excel spreadsheet. There is no central employee file area; managers are responsible for tracking FMLA absences or any other request accommodations under the ADA. Employee relations specialists are there to track information concerning complaints, grievances, and harassment, locked in files in their or managers offices. The company’s HRIS (human resource information system) was installed in 1992. HRIS system is a software or online solution for the data entry, data tracking, and data information needs of the human resources, payroll, management, and accounting functions within a business. It is a part of the company’s financial systems package and keeps track of the following employee information such as personal information, pay rate, tax exemptions, senority date, organizational information (department, managers’ name etc), and vacation hours. Any kind of changes to this information...
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...Riordan Manufacturing Service Request Team B BSA/310 Steve Johnson February 21, 2012 Riordan Manufacturing Service Request Introduction The Riordan Manufacturing Company is an industry leader in plastics manufacturing and has earned international acclaim for its state-of-the-art plastic designs since 1991. Riordan Manufacturing is a company owned by Riordan Industries. “Riordan Manufacturing currently employs 550 people, and has manufacturing plants in Albany, Georgia, Pontiac, Michigan, and Hangzhou, China, and Corporate Headquarters in San Jose, California” (Apollo Group, Inc., 2006). They have taken the lead for the past 20 years in their design of products such as plastic bottles, fans, heart valves, and medical stents. As the company has expanded over the past few years, their business systems have expanded as well. This review analysis will identify existing system and subsystems for Riordan Manufacturing, Inc., and provide recommended system solution software, hardware and applications to improve current business processes and standards. Home Page Optimization In view of Riordin’s electronic information presence, the Web site Home page displays a meaningless banner that lends the company to twentieth-century technology. It provides no Web market presence. Optimization of the Riordin Web site Home page needs to be the focal point of their business system and sub-system upgrade. Now, companies have realized that database...
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...BSA 310 Entire Courses (UOP Course) For more course tutorials visit www.tutorialrank.com BSA 310 Week 1 Discussion Question 1 (UOP Course) BSA 310 Week 1 Discussion Question 2 (UOP Course) BSA 310 Week 2 Discussion Question 1 (UOP Course) BSA 310 Week 2 Discussion Question 2 (UOP Course) BSA 310 Week 2 Individual Assignments Critical Information Systems Paper (UOP Course) BSA 310 Week 3 Discussion Question 1 (UOP Course) BSA 310 Week 3 Discussion Question 2 (UOP Course) BSA 310 Week 3 Individual Assignment Service Request SR-kf-013 (UOP Course) BSA 310 Week 4 Discussion Question 1 (UOP Course) BSA 310 Week 4 Discussion Question 2 (UOP Course) BSA 310 Week 4 Individual Assignment McBride Marketing Paper (UOP Course) BSA 310 Week 5 Discussion Question 1 (UOP Course) BSA 310 Week 5 Discussion Question 2 (UOP Course) BSA 310 Week 5 Team Assignment Service Request SR-rm-012 Paper and Presentation (UOP Course) ____________________________________________________ BSA 310 Week 2 Individual Assignments Critical Information Systems Paper (UOP Course) For more course tutorials visit www.tutorialrank.com Individual Assignment: Critical Information Systems Paper • Write a 3-5 page paper based on one of the following Virtual Organizations: o Smith Systems Consulting. Huffman Trucking. Kudler Fine Foods. • For the selected Virtual Organization, describe an information system critical to the business processes of the organization...
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...Week 2 Name BSA310 DATE Professor Introduction Kudler Fine Foods is set on planning to initial a new program called The Kudler Frequent Shopper program. This program is to help establish and increase customer loyalty as it tracks customer activity and spending behavior. The Frequent Shopper program will allow customers to earn points that can be redeemed for awards such as food products, special gift and airline tickets. The Frequent Shopper Program will help obtain information on customers and their activity to increase revenue. According to Kudler Fine Foods (2004), “The customer purchase behavior patterns will help Kudler refine its processes and offerings to best satisfy their valued customers, (Sales and Marketing, para. 3). This information will help identify products and services that the customer may be interested in. Legal The Frequent Shopper program is collecting information from customers and has to take precautions to not break any privacy laws. Kudler has to take measures to keep any customer information obtained secure and should have a disaster recover plan in case of a security breach. Kudler expresses that the new program is vital to the success of the company by providing a better shopping experience to its customers. In order to provide a better shopping experience, Kudler needs to obtain customer information that is used to suggest products that a customer may be interested in or to send notification on items on sale that the customer frequently...
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...McBride Marketing Paper Robert Greenleaf BSA/310 November 1, 2012 GARY TEED Marketing is an essential tool to the success and implementation of any marketing plan or strategy. Businesses rely heavily on the targeting the right customers desiring specific needs. There are many considerations to analyze when approaching the development of a successful marketing strategy. Marketing is defined as “the process by which companies create value for customers and build strong customer relationships in order to capture value from customers in return” (Armstrong & Kotler, 2011, p. 5). Today’s business environment is constantly evolving and reshaping; consequently, business organizations must cater their marketing strategies to the global, digital fast paced business world that we live and operate in. Businesses must consider market research, media requirements, target markets, and other considerations in order to have a successful marketing strategy. According to Armstrong and Kotler (2011), “By creating value for consumers, they in turn capture value from consumers in the form of sales, profits, and long-term customer equity” (p. 5). McBride currently has a marketing strategy that would be considered to outdated or ancient compared to today’s digital, mobile, and internet related businesses. The following issues will discuss intricate avenues of approach to design a compelling, competitive, trend-setting strategy that...
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...Kudler Fine Foods SR-kf-013 Frequent Shopper Program Kudler Fine Foods implementation of a frequent shopper program is believed to boost sales and customer loyalty (UoP Virtual Organization, 2004). This customer service enhancement has benefits for both the company and the customer as long as the requirements are reviewed and met sufficiently. The aspects that will be highlighted are as follows; System requirements, Legal and Ethical requirements, and Security. A financial review will also be required to determine if the program should be implemented. System Requirements The frequent shopper program falls under two departments; Sales and Marketing and Human Resources. Sales and marketing will determine promotions regarding the rewards and track customers usage. Sales and marketing will handle research for the programs as well; initial research, evaluation and refining the program will all be under the sales and marketing department. Human resources become involved ensuring all employees are scheduled for proper training. Each employee will undergo training for promoting the program, answering customer questions and ensuring the customer is receiving credits for each eligible purchase. Legal and Ethical Requirements The legal department will research the laws governing these types of programs in the area. The areas that require research are as follows; privacy, regulations regarding rewards, restrictions and fraud risks. Customer privacy is not...
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...Week 2 Discussion Question 1: Imagine you have been hired by the University of Phoenix IT department. Your first task is to determine the business requirements for enhancing the Online Learning System which is used by students, facilitators and administrators. To do this, you decide to hold a brainstorming session. Answer the following questions about your brainstorming session: • Which stakeholders will you invite to your brainstorming session? Be specific on your stakeholders. Why? • What questions you will ask them? Why are these questions important? Answer: Before discussing the objectives of Online Learning System, I find it important to define the definition of stakeholders. Stakeholders basically refers to a person, group or an organization that has direct or indirect effect on an organization as it can affect or be affected by the company’s actions and policies. Usually key stakeholders in a business organization include creditors, directors, consumers, employees, owners and community from which the business draws its resources. The Online Learning System is usually used by the students, facilitators and administrators but it somehow affects the technical staff and to some extent the president also. Being focused, facilitators, students and administrators are the key stakeholders in this case because they are the ones who use the Online Learning System on daily bases and by implementing a user friendly system they will be benefitted to a greater extent. However...
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...Financial and Accounting (F & A) Systems Team A Business Systems – BSA/310 May 13, 2013 Current Challenges Riordan Manufacturing is using different business systems throughout their branches. These different systems are causing difficulties, which produces errors in reporting and argument between these branches. San Jose has a license for a fully integrated Windows system without application source code. Michigan has a vendor software application that is no longer supported due to the vendor no longer being in business. To compound the issue, Georgia’s software is from a different vendor than Michigan’s vendor. A company that uses multiple systems will run into numerous difficulties, which can be prevented or resolved by planning and integration of a single business system that was designed and configured for all braches to access and use. Each of the department’s data are collected from different sources, some data is stored on hard copies that need to be reentered into the other system so that it is digitally available, which other branches are currently using. As a result of all the time it takes to transfer all existing data currently on hard copy, a lot of manpower hours are being wasted during this process. With the use of multiple codes on the many business systems that are currently in place, data needs to be converted to the proper code before each system can recognize the data. The above mentioned two issues, data that is hard copied and multiple...
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...Kudler Loyalty Program Adam Love BSA/310 5/30/2011 Deborah Marshall Kudler Loyalty Program Kudler Fine Foods is a well-known California grocer specializing in high quality and specialty foods. Since Kudler does not consider the price of its products to be a primary differentiator from other grocers their intent is to produce more profit through increasing their customer purchase cycle. To achieve their goal Kudler has partnered with a loyalty points program to provide customers with points which can be redeemed for high end gift items, airline first-class upgrades, or other specialty foods. This program will also enable the ability to track customer transactions and identify trends that will allow Kudler Fine Foods to customize its product base to better serve its customers. Before implementing this program, Kudler will need to identify legal, ethical, and security considerations as well as complete a financial analysis to justify the expenditures of the loyalty program. The Program According to Kudler Fine Food’s Sales & Marketing intranet website, customers prefer high quality and specialty foods are more important than high value prices. Kudler’s Sales and Marketing Department is developing a Frequent Shopper Program which will offer incentives to its members through point accumulation and offer Kudler valuable insight into the shopping tendencies of customers. Initially, this program should promote customer loyalty and give Kudler...
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...McBride Marketing Paper BSA/310 April 14, 2014 McBride Marketing Paper The marketing of an organization and that marketing’s success plays an integral role in the overall success of the organization. Marketing involves all of the business functions that support the customer value exchange including your advertising, branding, public relations, market research, corporate promotion, image management, and customer loyalty to brands and products. It’s everything your business does to acquire customers and maintain a positive relationship with them. Ultimately, the purpose and goal of your marketing is to match your services to the people who need and want them, thus ensuring your profitability. Now that you’re clear on all that marketing entails, let’s understand why it should be an important aspect of your business. The key piece of marketing’s overall goal is that it helps ensure your organization’s profitability. As business professionals, I’m sure I don’t need to explain this in much detail; without profitability an organization and its operations are not sustainable. We put those pieces together and we understand that big picture, a lack in marketing could result in the closure of your precious company. McBride Financial no doubt understands the importance of marketing, you’ve after all expressed a desire to expand your customer base and wish to do so through marketing. If McBride takes the right approach to marketing, you can absolutely expand your customer base...
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...Kudler Accounting System By Victor Cromartie BSA /310 February 25, 2013 Adaptation to an accounting system within a business or enterprise adds informative value across the company’s infrastructure. The value displayed by the accounting system role plays in effective facets such as faster processing to all accounting functions and foundationally offering over the top results to errors prone from human weaknesses within the data processing schema. System adaption can improve managerial resourcing and monitor processing thus allowing for better control within Kudler entities presently and within the future. Values stream outward as time and responsibilities are placed into organized role task for employees, allowing for improved customer service among consumers and stakeholders. Core features within the accounting system will address priority levels of information, enhancing decision making in all facets of company planning and viable control functions. A point of central consideration should be the inventory focus within Kudler Fine Foods. Inventory remains essential in balancing all spherical points within the Kudler organization. [pic] Characteristics of the System In the opinion of this accounting firm, Kudler Fine Foods needs to purchase software to record, maintain, and report their information. Every organization has several processes with some experiencing more complex than others. If Kudler wants to remain...
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