IT system storage is a major part of your e-business strategy. How do you keep track of how much space you are using for production, testing and development, and how much you'll have left for future projects? Start with this matrix.
Here's the only form you'll need for putting together an IT proposal. This exhaustive outline covers everything from your company's executive summary to pricing for a specific solutin. Just fill in the blanks for your particular project and company, and you're ready to go.
A gantthead classic! Sure, this client server architectures final report, taken from real life, is not exactly state-of-the-art. Technology has changed a bit since it was written. What hasn't changed, however, is the excellent way this report is put together. Use its structure as a guide to putting together something awesome of your own.
Need to plan a data warehouse project? This synopsis outlines the steps, deliverables and team roles for strategizing, architecting, designing and planning the implementation of a data warehouse.
How do you select the best data extraction/transformation toolset for your data warehouse? Evaluate features, functionality, vendor reputation... the works. Follow the example set by this robust tool evaluation.
There's a lot to consider when selecting a Data Warehouse toolset. Use this comprehensive tool evaluation matrix to guide your final selection.
A necessary step in both selecting and implementing a package is detailing the technical requirements required to run the application. Identify the hardware/software environment, interfacing systems, operational and backup procedures, and other key technical requirements.
This matrix will help you define the changes you'll have to make to the existing hardware/software environment so that the application package will work properly.
Specify what your application package testing environment should consist of and how it should be configured.
Know the technical foundation on which you will be setting up your application package -- do a gap assessment of the existing and new technical environment.
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