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stevenposner

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What can analysis of work procedure documents reveal?
 
  A) When a procedure is missing
  B) When a procedure is correct
  C) A future enhancement for the system
  D) A most used procedure

Question 2

Briefly describe schedule feasibility. Provide an example.
 
  What will be an ideal response?


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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

The purpose of assessing schedule feasibility is for you, as a systems analyst, to gain an understanding of the likelihood that all potential time frames and completion date schedules can be met and that meeting these dates will be sufficient for dealing with the needs of the organization. Detailed activities may only be feasible if resources are available when called for in the schedule. The schedule of activities produced during project initiation and planning will be very precise and detailed for the analysis phase. Example: a system may have to be operational by a government imposed deadline.



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