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Business Case for Investment Outline
David Bartmess, Jack Harris, Kelly Barone, Leigh-Anne Ronnow, Lori Valentine, Manraj Kahlon, Steven Auger
CMGT/445
April 6th, 2015
Jeffrey Johnston
Business Case for Investment Outline
Prototyping Environments and Processes
1. What is prototyping? (Nickols, 2012)
2. Prototyping environment
2.1. Working model but not 100% complete
2.2. Limited Functionality
2.3. Small core teams
2.4. Users involved in the process
2.5. Careful analysis of prototype
2.6. Schedule in short intervals
2.7. Flexible priorities
3. Prototyping process
3.1. Requirements are identified
3.2. Prototype is developed
3.3. Use of the prototype will provide feedback to further development of the system
3.4. Additions and changes made to enhance prototype to create a finished product
4. Prototyping Advantages
4.1. Speedy development
4.2. Flexibility
4.3. Simplicity and ease
4.4. Lower costs of development
Procedures and Standards of Design Testing
5. Testing design to include procedures and standards
5.1. Analysis
5.2. Specification Building
5.3. Design and development
5.4. Coding phase
5.5. Testing
5.6. Maintenance and updating (Adobe Systems Inc, 2015)
Sources of Accessibility
6. Accessibility features and settings (Bates, 2014)
6.1. Vision
6.2. Dexterity
6.3. Hearing
6.4. Language
7. Assistive Technology products
7.1. Screen Magnification
7.2. Ergonomic keyboard
7.3. Amplified sound program
8. Web Accessibility
8.1. Text enlargement
8.2. Text equivalents of photos
8.3. Video files / screen readers
9. Internal Business Applications (Microsoft, 2015)
9.1. Intranets
9.2. Internal purchasing applications
10. Compatibility between assistive technology products
10.1. Operating system
10.2. Software programs
Integration
References
Adobe Systems Inc. (2015). Resources. Retrieved from http://www.adobe.com/accessibility/resources.html
Bates, D. (2014). 7 Tips for Increasing the Accessibility of Technology in Your Business. Retrieved from
David Bartmess, Jack Harris, Kelly Barone, Leigh-Anne Ronnow, Lori Valentine, Manraj Kahlon, Steven Auger
CMGT/445
April 6th, 2015
Jeffrey Johnston
Business Case for Investment Outline
Prototyping Environments and Processes
1. What is prototyping? (Nickols, 2012)
2. Prototyping environment
2.1. Working model but not 100% complete
2.2. Limited Functionality
2.3. Small core teams
2.4. Users involved in the process
2.5. Careful analysis of prototype
2.6. Schedule in short intervals
2.7. Flexible priorities
3. Prototyping process
3.1. Requirements are identified
3.2. Prototype is developed
3.3. Use of the prototype will provide feedback to further development of the system
3.4. Additions and changes made to enhance prototype to create a finished product
4. Prototyping Advantages
4.1. Speedy development
4.2. Flexibility
4.3. Simplicity and ease
4.4. Lower costs of development
Procedures and Standards of Design Testing
5. Testing design to include procedures and standards
5.1. Analysis
5.2. Specification Building
5.3. Design and development
5.4. Coding phase
5.5. Testing
5.6. Maintenance and updating (Adobe Systems Inc, 2015)
Sources of Accessibility
6. Accessibility features and settings (Bates, 2014)
6.1. Vision
6.2. Dexterity
6.3. Hearing
6.4. Language
7. Assistive Technology products
7.1. Screen Magnification
7.2. Ergonomic keyboard
7.3. Amplified sound program
8. Web Accessibility
8.1. Text enlargement
8.2. Text equivalents of photos
8.3. Video files / screen readers
9. Internal Business Applications (Microsoft, 2015)
9.1. Intranets
9.2. Internal purchasing applications
10. Compatibility between assistive technology products
10.1. Operating system
10.2. Software programs
Integration
References
Adobe Systems Inc. (2015). Resources. Retrieved from http://www.adobe.com/accessibility/resources.html
Bates, D. (2014). 7 Tips for Increasing the Accessibility of Technology in Your Business. Retrieved from
References: Adobe Systems Inc. (2015). Resources. Retrieved from http://www.adobe.com/accessibility/resources.html Bates, D. (2014). 7 Tips for Increasing the Accessibility of Technology in Your Business. Retrieved from http://eapd.weebly.com/blog/tips-increasing-the-accessibility-of-technology-in-your-business#.VSBT1vnF_mp Microsoft. (2015). Accessibility Guides for Businesses and Government Organizations. Retrieved from http://www.microsoft.com/enable/business/ Nickols, F. (2012). Prototyping: Systems Development in Record Time. Retrieved from http://www.nickols.us/prototyping.htm