BUS 237 Chapter Notes - Chapter 10: Management Information System, Requirements Analysis, Information Technology Management

• School: Simon Fraser University
• Department: Business Administration
• Course: BUS 237
• Professor: Zorana Svedic

Document Summary

Project management body of knowledge (pmbok) provides project managers, sponsors, and team. Organizational feasibility leaders with a large array of accepted project management techniques and practices. Projects of all shapes and sizes that renew and adapt it infrastructure. The collection of techniques and methods that projects managers use to plan, coordinate, and complete it project. Service, maintenance, protection and management of it infrastructure. The entire sets of systems that support operations. A well-recognized collection of books providing a framework of best practice approaches to it operations. Itil provides a large set of management procedures that are designed to support businesses in achieving value from it operations. Structural risk, volatility risk and project process; performance, knowledge resources, organization support, project management practices and both process and product performance. These basic tasks of systems development are combined into the following phases: system definition, requirements analysis, component design, implementation and system maintenance (fix or enhance) It is sometimes called systems analysis and design.