Infinity Computer Systems – Project Requirements and AnalysisJoin now to read essay Infinity Computer Systems – Project Requirements and AnalysisINFINITY COMPUTER SYSTEMSJune 2, 2007Jonesville LibraryBoard of Directors310 Church St.Jonesville, MI 49250Dear Trusted members of the Board:Infinity Computers is pleased that you have chosen our firm to conduct and implement your system upgrading. We would like to take this opportunity to expand further on our previous Feasibility Study by providing you with our System Requirements and Project Analysis documentation. The information contained in this document is delineated below. Also included in this portion is the updated miscellaneous hardware section. This revision has also increased the price by a nominal amount but feel that this small increase in pricing will help further secure your network from unwanted parties. We have also contacted RAAK Technologies for securing smart card production and quotes.
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While we know that several additional major vendors have made significant strides in recent years, we have to admit that they are still looking at a couple of challenges we have identified. One is that some of these vendors are facing the potential downsides which means that the ability to manage them in a timely manner is not as strong as was anticipated.2. While there is currently a significant number of applications for our smart card systems, you may wish to see at least a select number of smart card systems that are not associated with one of the other components and not a separate system. We will address these issues in further detail in the next chapter.3. We are working out an answer that could be considered as an appropriate starting point for the first number of systems that we recommend. We will then go at it as we work through the rest of this review in a fashion that will allow the systems to be properly managed and managed.Our solution, if you choose you will need to implement these steps in a timely manner. Your system should be able to run more than 10 transactions per day on a single connected NIC, and the total transaction throughput between that NIC and that connection should be high enough that an attacker can bypass the access management of both the NICs and the connections. In addition to the security considerations mentioned below, we should also be cognizant that a large share of people around your network may not have access to your devices or devices belonging to you. Thus, some of the steps below will require more attention.4. We are still working out the following number of systems that could potentially be targeted for targeted attack that you may not be able to easily replicate. If you are able to replicate the following of some of the systems listed above, in the best interest of your customers, we will be following up with you to ensure they are selected for the attack.The third step of this process involves the identification and resolution of any problems associated with your systems. This step is especially important if the software you have is not supported by a third party or if the code in the system you intend to use is outdated. The time that is necessary to resolve these problems requires that you work with vendors that will be able to perform the additional tasks described in the next section of this document. We feel it is important to inform them of the specific requirements you provide to them regarding our system upgrades and to identify vulnerabilities in your network before we commence any further installation of the system. If you are still unable to make progress on the issue, you may consider contacting us during the final workday or on your own, to find out how to apply additional steps included by the next section of this document.5. If a vulnerable component is being developed or identified, please see to the issue’s severity in the order listed in the next section of this document.We have received many excellent feedback from our community regarding our approach to upgrading your system. For further information on your options at this time, please read our community forums and share your own thoughts.Thank you,Michael,for your advice and suggestions on how you can help us ensure our clients are able to receive support in time for the major upgrades to their systems and any other changes that may occur to your system.We also appreciate your constructive and helpful comments and suggestions. As we work to get that system upgrade now, we hope you will feel better over time and that you will accept our offers to keep your service up to date.Thank you in advance for your work, and please keep in touch with any support you get.
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While we know that several additional major vendors have made significant strides in recent years, we have to admit that they are still looking at a couple of challenges we have identified. One is that some of these vendors are facing the potential downsides which means that the ability to manage them in a timely manner is not as strong as was anticipated.2. While there is currently a significant number of applications for our smart card systems, you may wish to see at least a select number of smart card systems that are not associated with one of the other components and not a separate system. We will address these issues in further detail in the next chapter.3. We are working out an answer that could be considered as an appropriate starting point for the first number of systems that we recommend. We will then go at it as we work through the rest of this review in a fashion that will allow the systems to be properly managed and managed.Our solution, if you choose you will need to implement these steps in a timely manner. Your system should be able to run more than 10 transactions per day on a single connected NIC, and the total transaction throughput between that NIC and that connection should be high enough that an attacker can bypass the access management of both the NICs and the connections. In addition to the security considerations mentioned below, we should also be cognizant that a large share of people around your network may not have access to your devices or devices belonging to you. Thus, some of the steps below will require more attention.4. We are still working out the following number of systems that could potentially be targeted for targeted attack that you may not be able to easily replicate. If you are able to replicate the following of some of the systems listed above, in the best interest of your customers, we will be following up with you to ensure they are selected for the attack.The third step of this process involves the identification and resolution of any problems associated with your systems. This step is especially important if the software you have is not supported by a third party or if the code in the system you intend to use is outdated. The time that is necessary to resolve these problems requires that you work with vendors that will be able to perform the additional tasks described in the next section of this document. We feel it is important to inform them of the specific requirements you provide to them regarding our system upgrades and to identify vulnerabilities in your network before we commence any further installation of the system. If you are still unable to make progress on the issue, you may consider contacting us during the final workday or on your own, to find out how to apply additional steps included by the next section of this document.5. If a vulnerable component is being developed or identified, please see to the issue’s severity in the order listed in the next section of this document.We have received many excellent feedback from our community regarding our approach to upgrading your system. For further information on your options at this time, please read our community forums and share your own thoughts.Thank you,Michael,for your advice and suggestions on how you can help us ensure our clients are able to receive support in time for the major upgrades to their systems and any other changes that may occur to your system.We also appreciate your constructive and helpful comments and suggestions. As we work to get that system upgrade now, we hope you will feel better over time and that you will accept our offers to keep your service up to date.Thank you in advance for your work, and please keep in touch with any support you get.
A description of the resources required for the project and how they will be utilizedA visual representation of the system including its constituent componentsA discussion of the analysis performed and the conclusions reachedA summary of the system requirements for the project, including cost estimatesInfinity Computer Systems believes that once you understand then need for upgrading and expansion, your desires for growth potential will meet and exceed all expectations.
Sincerely,Robert E DaffernDirector of Operations and Lead Consultant3427 BRUNSWICK AVE • NEW BERN/NC • 28562PHONE: 252-474-6504 • FAX: [FAX NUMBER]Robert E DaffernITP457-0604B-01 Software EngineeringUnit 2 Individual Project: Project Requirements and AnalysisSaturday, October 14, 2006A DESCRIPTION OF THE RESOURCES REQUIRED FOR THE PROJECT AND HOW THEY WILL BE UTILIZEDGiven the desire Jonesville Library has shown in upgrading to the future of technology, Infinity Computer Systems has formulated a Systems Requirement document for your review. In this section we will break down the roles that each hardware member will play in your system and explain the process by which will work.
HARDWARE RESOURCESThe future of your library will consist of a Dell Power Edge 2950 server connecting all workstations into a LAN for file, printing and internet sharing. This server will serve as the backbone to your infrastructure allowing your employee’s to manage and delineate tasks. Your network will be divided into 3 phases, 1st phase consisting of a VPN labeled JonesvilleLib.EmployeeDomain network for employee functions. The 2nd phase JonesvilleLib.MemberDomain will control card catalogs, internet access right and usage limitations, and log tracking of typical library services, i.e. books, DVD’s, video and audio tapes checked out. Finally the 3rd phase JonesvilleLib.SecurityDomain will control and monitor any and all security options that your organization currently has in place and/or plans on upgrading to in the near future. The intended purpose of this domain is to monitor building alarms, camera control and recording and member and user authentication.
Phase 1 (JonesvilleLib.EmployeeDomain) will consist of 5 Dell Precision Workstation 490 Desktop – 64bit workstations smart card enabled and embedded with our managerial version of your business class software suite. This version of the software will control the issue and de-issue of library resources, i.e. internet assigning, book, DVD, video and Audio tapes. This will be a GUI menu based logged