Category: Software

Introduction In the past, many companies relied on stand-alone systems and applications to handle routine tasks and business services, such as supply management and customer relations. With time, most of these entities found themselves dealing with a complex mesh of applications, as each new venture required a different application. Proper planning of integrated business management…

Table of Contents System behavior Software testing activities Software Installation Activities Training Considerations Training Methodologies Audience to be trained Reference List The consultant will ensure system implementation strategy covering organizational business requirement for a HR system integrated in a single application. A project plan will consist of tasks, resource requirements, project schedule, and the project…

Table of Contents Introduction R-language Software Define the Reasons Why Your Customers Purchase Your Product or Service Introduction The main objective of the cloud computing model is to enable a conducive environment for individuals or corporate to access a comprehensive computing resources. This technology is used to access internet based services by users who do…

Software piracy passes as any act resulting in stealing legally protected software. The act’s impact on the individual and society increases productivity risks through security holes that cause users to experience glitches and bugs. The outcome of the experience is frustrations, lost times, and lost work (Parson, n.d.). Two, the absence of warranties with the…

Table of Contents Introduction Forms of Software Piracy Reasons for Piracy The Perpetrators Negative Impacts of Piracy How to Control Software Piracy Conclusion References Introduction Software discoveries are opening new opportunities to improve people’s lives. Following years of significant investments in software innovation, extraordinary technological progresses currently are changing every facet of our lives, growing…

Security vulnerabilities in software result from defects or bugs that occur within the system. These defects lead to failure to meet the operational requirements and errors in the operational requirements. An example of a defect is the coding error. Coding error is attributed to errors in the timing and, errors in validation of input data.…

Table of Contents Introduction Impact of Software Development tools on Productivity Conclusion Works Cited Introduction In the present competitive business world, it has become necessary for organizations to position themselves strategically so as to remain relevant to the needs of consumers and also to be better placed to fight the ever increasing competition form rivals…

Most software products require testing to determine their reliability. Some software products with certain inputs might fail to work. Testing enhances the capability determining the degree of defects. Measuring test runs also assist in determining quality. The non-functional requirement of a test is usually a binary and not just a single activity. As such, a…

In every project, there are always component stages that make it a complete project. These stages are the activities that are to be conducted in the process of bringing the project into a successful completion. There are generally five stages that a project will always go through from the inception to conclusion. The first stage…

Table of Contents Software Maintenance Support Mechanisms for Program Understanding The Reverse-Engineering Environment: Framework Purpose and objectives of software reverse engineering Process of reverse engineering Program Analysis Supporting techniques Re-engineering Conclusion Work Cited Page Software Maintenance Many companies coming on with maintaining outdated software systems which are built to run on a range of hardware…