Provide An architectural diagram showing how the system operates on a conceptual level and what IT infrastructure is needed to support the proposed system. This should be supported by appropriate justification.

Integration Project Presentation (85%)

You must produce and deliver an individual presentation of no more than fifteen minutes in length that includes:

•An introduction justifying the project and its business benefit

•Requirements

◦An evaluation of the techniques for gathering project requirements, identifying one or more suitable techniques for use. Careful thought should be given to how disagreement in requirements will be settled and how requirements will be validated.

◦Identifies and clearly states key requirements for the project and documents these in a recognised format.

•Data:

◦Maps data between the systems, clearly identifying what needs to be transferred, why, outlines semantic meaning and allowable values.

◦Identifies data transforms (i.e. where data is not identical what you will do to make it match the target system).

◦Identifies how invalid data will be dealt with at both ends.

◦What quality issues there are with the data and how this will be addressed? How will quality be maintained?

•An architectural diagram should be provided showing how the system operates on a conceptual level and what IT infrastructure is needed to support the proposed system. This should be supported by appropriate justification.

•Implementation plan

◦A detailed plan for implementation should be presented.

◦A justified testing strategy.

◦A roll-out plan indicating key milestones.

◦A justified, roll-out communications strategy.

Housekeeping

•All of the above should, where appropriate, be supported by cited references in the Harvard style.

•The presentation slides must be professional in appearance and free from errors.

•You must personally present your slides and answer questions on your work.