System Architecture
You'll be able to see what interfaces with what by looking at these diagrams.
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You'll be able to see what interfaces with what by looking at these diagrams.
Legacy systems must be modified to integrate a new application package. Use these tables to define, track and prioritize the changes to each legacy system and system component.
Capture a snapshot of your current processes and systems with this form. By completing one profile for each system, you'll get a good idea of what you have and what it does.
The System Requirements Specification (SRS) document describes all data, functional and behavioral requirements of the software under production or development.
This matrix will help you determine which systems and their components will be replaced, changed or impacted by the new application package.
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