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MANAGING THE SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT LIFE CYCLE
13 James A. HallChapterAccounting information SYSTEMS , 4th. the SDLCS tudy Notes Prepared by H. M. Savage South-Western Publishing Co., 2004 Page 13-1 CHAPTER 13 MANAGING THE SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT life CYCLEThe DEVELOPMENT of a new information system is a complicated effort. But it must be done. Manual SYSTEMS are eventually automated and old SYSTEMS become obsolete either throughchanging needs in the organization or the introduction of new technology which makes old dreams more attainable, or both. This process is not a quick one. But SYSTEMS are notreplaced every and the next chapter present a very complete discussion of the SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT lifecycle (SDLC). Chapter 13 introduces the SDLC and presents some of the tools that havedeveloped to automate the DEVELOPMENT process. It then covers the SYSTEMS strategy, andproject initiation, the first two stages of the objectives of this chapter are:!
Accounting Information Systems, 4th. Ed. Managing the SDLC ... MANAGING THE SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT LIFE CYCLE The development of a new information system is a complicated effort. But it must be done. Manual systems are eventually automated and …
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