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| Re: solution design, functional testing [message #223691 is a reply to message #223638] |
Sat, 10 March 2007 07:15   |
tgs100
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Registered: July 2005
Location: Chennai, India
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You need to go through AIM document for details. Just search this site, you can get the AIM document from previous posts. The solution design is the important activity as you will design and configure the system as per the business requirements collected in the previous stages.
Functional testing is applicable for your customization. After the customization is done, the developer does one level of testing, called unit testing. As a functional consultant, you need to test the software to ensure that the specs have been correctly translated into coding.
Cheers,
Sara
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| Re: solution design, functional testing [message #223710 is a reply to message #223638] |
Sat, 10 March 2007 10:16 |
prashant_pathak
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Registered: February 2006
Location: California,US
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Solution Design: You have given a requirement and you draft all the required document for that requirement i.e Convert Business Requirement into Functional Requirement and than for functional requirement you draft Technical Requirement for that you draft Tech Design.
Functional Testing:
You are try to test what was the requirement and what is the outcome of your solution? does it match with your requirement?
Regards
Prashant Pathak
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| Re: solution design [message #223879 is a reply to message #223638] |
Mon, 12 March 2007 03:17 |
cnubandi
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Registered: October 2006
Location: Andhra Pradesh,Indai.
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Hai
The purpose of Solution Design is to develop the detailed designs for the new system to meet the future business requirements. During thisphase, project team members create detailed Business Procedure Documentation (BP.090).
Supporting business requirements may require building application extensions to standard features — several alternative possibilities may have been defined during Operations Analysis. The project team carefully scrutinizes these possibilities and chooses the most cost
effective alternatives. To design effective business systems, you should make sure that planned user roles and job procedures are efficient. When designing new systems, consider organizational changes, process improvement, and reengineering initiatives to the extent that they are incorporated into the project scope. These initiatives often affect how application
features should be utilized. While new system designs are being finalized, the application and technical architecture begins to take form. The technical staff designs a technical architecture that can support the standard application configuration and customizations, and considers the future system architecture needs of the company. The technical staff also designs
performance testing programs and the environment for executing the performance tests. Business process design is iterative. Tasks that span both the Operations Analysis and Solution Design phases may be performed as a unit by a design team.
Regards,
cnubandi.
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