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The role of data center personnel in the development of a large-scale business system

Published: 07 June 1982 Publication History

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The purpose of this paper is to identify the role that data center personnel should play in the early phases of the development cycle and to highlight special areas of concern in the later phases of the development cycles. In order to provide a framework which will encompass the majority of situations, I have chosen to describe the role of data center personnel in the context of the systems life cycle of a large-scale, complex business system. It is hoped that the result of this paper will be to define a role for operations personnel that is as visible and influential in the early stages of the systems development life cycle as it is during the implementation stage.

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AFIPS '82: Proceedings of the June 7-10, 1982, national computer conference
June 1982
857 pages
ISBN:088283035X
DOI:10.1145/1500774
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Published: 07 June 1982

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