IT 600 Milestone Three
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IT600MilestoneThreeGuidelinesandRubric.docx
IT 600 Milestone Three Guidelines and Rubric
Overview
In this final stage of your course project, you will leverage the analytical organizational profile you created for Milestone Two to build a full organizational profile with greater detail and specific application layer benefits.
Prompt
In this milestone, you now have four criteria to address instead of the two previous criteria you addressed in Milestone Two. You can reuse the two criteria you completed in the Milestone Two to complement the application and task-oriented details in this stage. Be sure to incorporate any instructor feedback you received on your Milestone Two submission.
Using the Milestone Three Template, create a full organizational profile that includes these critical elements:
· A description of each GPOS Feature in the template using relevant technical terms and topic-related details (same information you provided Milestone Two).
· A description in business terms of how the absence of each GPOS feature impacts a business such as TSI (same information you provided Milestone Two).
· A description of the impact of each GPOS feature on the software applications that are typically run by businesses.
· A detailed description of how each feature would be implemented in a typical business back-office environment.
· Your recommendation that maps the technology you have described above to the overall requirements of TSI and its endeavor to implement TSO OS in its back office.
What to Submit
Complete the Student Analysis fields in the table in the Milestone Three Template. If you prefer, you can create a stand-alone paper using the Profile Criteria field as sections headers.
3-3FinalProjectMilestoneTwoAnalyticalOrganizationalProfile.docx
3-3 Final Project: Milestone Two: Analytical Organizational Profile
Quaneisha Leonard
SNHU
IT 600
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GPOS Feature |
Profile Criteria |
Student Analysis |
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Multiprogramming |
Tech Description |
Multiprogramming is a feature that allows multiple programs to run simultaneously on a computer system. It is achieved by allocating the CPU's time among multiple processes |
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Business Requirement |
The absence of multiprogramming in TSI's OS restricts the ability to run multiple back-office applications concurrently. This impacts efficiency and leads to increased operational costs |
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Multiprocessing |
Tech Description |
Multiprocessing involves the use of multiple processors or cores to perform tasks in parallel. It enhances the system's ability to handle multitasking and improves overall performance |
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Business Requirement |
TSI's OS lacks multiprocessing support, leading to underutilized server infrastructure and increased operational costs. This feature is crucial for efficient resource allocation. |
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Multithreading |
Tech Description |
Multithreading allows multiple threads within a process to execute concurrently. It is essential for handling tasks that require parallel execution |
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Business Requirement |
TSI's OS's lack of multithreading negatively affects the performance of multithreading-heavy back-office applications, causing delays and disruptions. This impacts operational efficiency and competitiveness |
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Virtual Memory |
Tech Description |
Virtual memory is a memory management technique that uses disk space to extend physical RAM. It prevents system crashes due to memory shortages |
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Business Requirement |
TSI's OS experiences frequent failures without paging, resulting in server outages and reduced productivity. Addressing this issue is crucial to maintaining a stable and reliable server architecture. |
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System Call Interface |
Tech Description |
The system call interface provides an interface for applications to request services from the operating system. It allows programs to interact with the kernel. |
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Business Requirement |
While not mentioned specifically in the text, the absence of a system call interface would greatly impact the ability of applications and processes to interact with the OS, affecting the overall functionality and efficiency of the system |
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Security |
Tech Description |
Security features include login authentication, file system security, and network security. These features protect the system from unauthorized access and data breaches. |
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Business Requirement |
TSI's OS lacks these security features, posing a risk to data and system integrity. Unauthorized access to back-office servers is a significant security concern that needs to be addressed. |
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Device Drivers |
Tech Description |
Device drivers are software that allows the operating system to communicate with hardware devices. They are essential for hardware compatibility |
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Business Requirement |
TSI's challenge with custom device driver development for various devices impacts compatibility and system efficiency. Without proper device drivers, data loss risks increase, and reliability is compromised. |
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Fault Tolerance |
Tech Description |
Fault tolerance involves the system's ability to continue operating in the presence of hardware or software failures without data loss. |
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Business Requirement |
The lack of fault tolerance, as in the case of TSI, increases the risk of data loss during hardware failures. To maintain data integrity and business continuity, TSI needs a reliable backup and recovery strategy. |
At least one full paragraph for each of the GPOs. Add APA references.
IT600MilestoneThreeTemplate.docx
IT 600 Final Project Milestone Three Template: Full Organizational Profile
Directions: For Milestone Three of your final project, insert your answers directly in the Student Analysis column below by doing the following:
In each of the “Tech Description” fields, describe the GPOS feature using relevant technical terms and topic-related details.
In each of the “Business Requirement” fields, describe (in business terms) how the absence of this GPOS feature impacts a business such as TSI.
· In each of the “Application Benefit” fields, describe the impact of this GPOS feature on the software applications that are typically run by businesses.
In each of the “Implementation Tasks” fields, describe (in detail) how this feature would be implemented in a typical business back-office environment.
See the instructions at the bottom of the document about the recommendation you will need to make.
Note: You can reuse the two criteria you completed in the Milestone Two (Tech Description and Business Requirement) to complement the new work in this milestone (Application Benefit and Implementation Tasks). Be sure to incorporate any instructor feedback you received on your Milestone Two submission.
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GPOS Feature |
Profile Criteria |
Student Analysis |
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Multiprogramming |
Tech Description |
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Business Requirement |
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Application Benefit |
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Implementation Tasks |
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Multiprocessing |
Tech Description |
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Business Requirement |
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Application Benefit |
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Implementation Tasks |
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Multithreading |
Tech Description |
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Business Requirement |
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Application Benefit |
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Implementation Tasks |
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Virtual Memory |
Tech Description |
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Business Requirement |
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Application Benefit |
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Implementation Tasks |
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System Call Interface |
Tech Description |
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Business Requirement |
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Application Benefit |
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Implementation Tasks |
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Security |
Tech Description |
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Business Requirement |
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Application Benefit |
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Implementation Tasks |
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Device Drivers |
Tech Description |
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Business Requirement |
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Application Benefit |
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Implementation Tasks |
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Fault Tolerance |
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Application Benefit |
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Recommendation: Your recommendation should map the technology you have described above to the overall requirements of TSI and their endeavor to implement TSO OS in their back office. Your recommendation should not be a simple regurgitation of the facts above. Imagine you are presenting a summary of your findings and a recommendation to a busy executive. Give a crisp, one-paragraph summary that defines how TSI will move from the current state to a future state that implements an operating system with all of the capabilities necessary to meet its requirements.
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