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Data, Information, Business Processes, Fact-finding, and Feasibility Study
Business Processes
Business processes can be identified everywhere, from ordering a sandwich at a local cafe´ to booking a flight on the website of an airline. There are too many examples I can list.
Task 1:
- Your first task is to identify a business process that you experienced before. For example, booking a hotel, checking in a flight, ordering a drink on a mobile phone, watching a movie on Netflix, etc.
- List the detailed steps about how the business process is performed to provide products or services.
Data and Information
Task 2:
- Once you identify a business process that you are familiar with, think about what data you can capture through an information system and how you can turn them into useful information.
- Give examples of data and how they can be processed to become information.
- If you are the owner/CEO/general manager of the business, how would you use the information to help you improve your business
Fact-finding
Task 3:
Answer the following questions.
- What is fact-finding?
- What are different fact-finding techniques that an analyst may use?
Feasibility Study
Task 4:
Answer the following questions.
- What is a feasibility study?
- What are different types of feasibility? For each type of feasibility, suggest two questions that will help you reach a determination.
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