Transcription of NETWORK PLANNING AND DESIGN
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NETWORKPLANNING Project Environment: The Big PictureOrganizational Strategy and CultureBusiness Role of Applications in the OrganizationTechnology Push/Demand PullTechnological Risk; The Bleeding Edge External Definition of Scope and Main objectivesFeasibility StudyRequirements AnalysisFunctional or Black Box SpecificationOptions AnalysisSystem ArchitectureDetailed DESIGN /RFPI mplementationTraining and CutoverEvaluationUpgrading/ TechniquesThe ModelNetwork DESIGN Tools and Capacity PLANNING and NETWORK DESIGN ToolsAppendix 21A Some Simple DESIGN AlgorithmsAppendix 21B Selling Books Online: A Case 8/22/08 3:40 PM Page 21-121-2 CHAPTER 21 / NETWORK PLANNING AND DESIGNThe business user of data communications most often applies the technical mate-rial in this book to the PLANNING and DESIGN of a data communications system, orto the operation and management of such a system. In this chapter, we deal withplanning and DESIGN of data communication systems.
munications projects are—is often characterized as pushed by technology, or pulled by demand.In the first case,the availability of new technology with major new capa-bility leads to an evaluation of whether the technology can be used profitably within the organization.That is, a consideration of the technology precedes the determina-
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