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Using a requirements matrix and associated graphs for strategic decision making at Rolls-Royce
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posted on 2013-11-13, 14:05 authored by Mark De Chazal, Ray DawsonRay DawsonLegacy information systems are an ever-present factor in
modern-day business. This paper produces a summary of some
of the approaches available that would be most beneficial to
Rolls-Royce. It is noted that the approaches are not necessarily
mutually exclusive, and elements can sometimes be combined to
produce the best approach in a given situation.
It is concluded that only a few of the approaches outlined have
elements that are valid and should be considered in the case of
PIMS and related databases in Rolls-Royce. As a result of the
conclusions reached during the analysis of options, Rolls-Royce
is considering combining elements from several of the various
approaches. This solution is designed to satisfy as many
requirements of the user population as possible, whilst
streamlining the costs required to maintain the database.
Rolls-Royce now intends to cost out the implementation of the
chosen solution.
History
School
- Science
Department
- Computer Science
Citation
DE CHAZAL, M. and DAWSON, R., 2001. Using a requirements matrix and associated graphs for strategic decision making at Rolls-Royce.IN: Proceedings of the Conference on Empirical Assessment in Software Engineering (EASE 2001), Keele University, pp. 170 - 175Publisher
EASEVersion
- AM (Accepted Manuscript)
Publication date
2001Notes
This conference paper is closed access.Language
- en