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Requirements Modeling, Part 2: Build Your New Design

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Overview After the developer has designed a new architecture, he is eager to build it. But before the developer starts, look at the best way to implement the plan without interrupting business. In this second paper in the "Requirements modeling" series, learn important steps to take a new architecture from the drawing board to the next level, which is building. This paper continues to use the example of WidgetCo, a business that has grown very quickly in a short amount of time. WidgetCo has a limited but very dedicated IT department consisting of a network and server group, a developer group, and a recently added help desk staff. The developer has been brought in to rebuild the architecture to handle growth and reliability.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	PDF
Date Published	April 2008
Format	White Papers
Topics	Software Engineering, Application Development

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