The Social Responsibility of Business Is to Increase Its ProfitsRiordan Manufacturing HRIS Proposal ReportAnthony GoodeillUniversity of Phoenix OnlineCIS Project ManagementCMGT 575Jim ForgathFebruary 6, 2006Hugh McCauley, Chief Operating OfficerService Request ID: RM004Organization Name: Riordan ManufacturingFrom:Anthony Goodeill, Project ManagerOrganization Name: Consulting One SolutionsIntroductionIn response to your request the team has analyzed your HR system integration with existing tools to create a single integrated application. The development team has taken advantage of a more sophisticated information systems technology. The development team has determined that Riordan Manufacturing has developed from a small plastics research and development firm to an international plastics manufacturing corporation. Riordan carries the contracts of over 30 customers of varying size, including the Department of Defense. Therefore, due to this growth the development team will show you how we have created the business requirement definitions for the development of your HR system that will support the objective of establishing a single integrated application by using more sophisticated information systems technology.
Project Initiation & ApproachRiordan Manufacturing has a requirement for making the HR system into a single integrated application by using more sophisticated information systems technology. Initially management looked at the current system to determine it short-comings and what technology is currently being used.
After looking at the current system, the development team called a meeting to determine the scope, mission and process of communication and documentation standards. Therefore, the development team will determine the appropriate resources and how to acquire the staff to meet the needs of the project. Therefore, the next step in the process was to draft a project plan. This involves determining human resources needs as well as project procurement requirements. At this point, it has been determined to create our development team. The management and development team determined to use PHP/Oracle as the programming language and database, due to the fact that it can migrate across platforms. We determined the development team can use the current hardware configuration due to the fact they have kept up with technology in their hardware.
The PHP/Oracle framework is a highly-contact programming language. It requires the programmer to modify the existing programming model in new ways, and in different ways. As is the case with PHP, a programmer that performs most of the programming work for the project, with limited modifications to the existing code, must use a common programming model. This means the programmer must support new features and functionality within the library that is in use. In order to implement a new programming model for a PHP application, it is necessary to change or modify the existing PHP application as quickly and efficiently as possible. With this, the code is written and compiled using the current architecture and the PHP API to make it easy for the programmer to modify and debug the new code.
The PHP/Oracle source code is available to all project stakeholders, including commercial and professional users.
The PHP Development Team
Developers and designers of the new project will work with the PHP Developer and Developer group and will be able to submit, improve and provide feedback about the development model.
The PHP Development Team (DPT) will be responsible for reviewing and developing PHP versions of public and private data structures and the application and its API. These modifications are subject to the following requirements:- : 1) PHP 7.x. They are required by the specifications of this version: 1.3 – The PEP will create a new class called newobject.php to control the operation of object oriented methods, which implements the PHP 2.0 specification of the system. To define this class, the PEP author will: Add a new attribute to this class which can be used to apply this new PHP object to existing PHP objects.
2) The new PHP object will be passed on to the new PHP object: * @public function newobject(object a, $property b) \ * @public function newobject(object a, $property b) { if (!()->isArray()) { throw new IllegalArgumentException( ‘Can’t initialize $foo object’ ); } return true; } __getattribute__(object); __setattribute__((newobject, ‘key’)); $newobject = newobject;
3) The new object will not be accessible to other PHP object classes and will be used only for internal execution. The PDT will use the provided php.ini files for their internal operations. For example, to call this new object from PHP 5.0.0 or newer, the PHP user should create a file in /etc/php.ini and use these file keys:
# * PHP 5.0 user_key /etc/php.ini public function call php_user_new(‘key’, null, $property) { # php.ini will default to null. php_user_new(‘key’, $property, $property); call($newobject->new(); });
The API reference for newobject is passed to it which will be used for the use of an existing HTTP resource called __getattribute__. The newobject will perform any query function based on the newobject property defined in file phpadmin_new(). The PHP API will use the newobject’s new object to access an HTTP object that uses the existing PHP database.
The PHP developers will use PHP 5.0, PHP 5.1 or newer when using php-5