Astra Infotech es una compañía de ingeniería de software que ofrece servicios de ingeniería de software mediante el uso de metodologías y automatización para mejorar la eficiencia y productividad de equipos de análisis de negocios, procesos de negocios, calidad de software y seguridad. La compañía cree en los principios de la ingeniería de software y los aplica a través de mejores prácticas alineadas con estándares de la industria como ISO y CMMI.
Dania Farah observed several grocery stores and shops in her neighborhood. She noted features of the store exteriors like bright colors, fonts, and cultural elements. Inside, most had tile floors, high ceilings, and crowded merchandise. Personnel were generally easy to approach but not uniformly dressed. Popular products had large eye-catching displays. Customers ranged from individuals on quick targeted trips to families spending more time selecting from a variety of goods. Overall the observations provided insights into shop environments, layouts, and customer experiences.
The document summarizes key provisions from the 2nd quarter of 2013 regarding Affordable Care Act requirements for employer-sponsored health plans. It discusses the release of the HHS Minimum Value Calculator to help employers determine if their health plans provide minimum value as required by 2014. It also summarizes a proposed rule placing a 90-day limit on waiting periods for health plan eligibility and outlines protections for employees who file whistleblower complaints related to ACA violations. Finally, it provides an overview of ACA's cost-sharing limits for annual deductibles and out-of-pocket maximums.
- The document discusses a survey of over 150 global executives on their approaches to reputation management. It finds that few companies have the right processes to systematically assess and manage reputation across departments.
- A key challenge is integrating stakeholder views into business strategy and decision-making. While many companies measure stakeholder perceptions, they often do not use these insights to inform strategic choices.
- Corporate communications departments usually lead on reputation issues but often focus on "classic" communications tasks rather than strategic business advice. The study suggests communications can play a bigger role in validating strategies and advising executives.
This document contains 100 suggested solutions for dealing with insomnia caused by recurring thoughts about needing to save the world. The solutions range from productive activities like volunteering or helping others, to impractical or unrealistic ideas like becoming an astronaut, destroying a black hole, or changing time zones. Many solutions involve creating or inventing technology to help people. Overall the list covers a wide range of serious, silly, and impossible ideas for addressing the feeling of responsibility causing sleep problems.
The document discusses how marketing and sales teams can better align their efforts to improve business results. It covers topics like data capturing, lead profiling, nurturing, and converting to help marketing and sales work together more effectively. The document is from Current Asia Limited and aims to explain what successful alignment between marketing and sales looks like.
This document contains 100 suggested solutions for dealing with insomnia caused by recurring thoughts about needing to save the world. The solutions range from productive activities like volunteering or helping others to impractical or dangerous ideas like becoming an astronaut, destroying a black hole, or changing one's time zone. Many solutions involve creating or distributing helpful technologies, while others propose role playing as a superhero. Overall, the list covers a wide range of serious, silly, and impractical ideas for addressing the described sleep problem.
The document discusses opportunities for creating companies that provide merchandising or advisory services based on observations from various retail stores. It notes features of stores like dedicated spaces for audio equipment testing, small price tags, separate male and female entrances, and special product displays. It suggests improving access between entrances in one store located in a mall. Overall, the document analyzes store layouts and operations to identify business opportunities in consulting on proper product placement and staff allocation.
Dania Farah observed several grocery stores and shops in her neighborhood. She noted features of the store exteriors like bright colors, fonts, and cultural elements. Inside, most had tile floors, high ceilings, and crowded merchandise. Personnel were generally easy to approach but not uniformly dressed. Popular products had large eye-catching displays. Customers ranged from individuals on quick targeted trips to families spending more time selecting from a variety of goods. Overall the observations provided insights into shop environments, layouts, and customer experiences.
The document summarizes key provisions from the 2nd quarter of 2013 regarding Affordable Care Act requirements for employer-sponsored health plans. It discusses the release of the HHS Minimum Value Calculator to help employers determine if their health plans provide minimum value as required by 2014. It also summarizes a proposed rule placing a 90-day limit on waiting periods for health plan eligibility and outlines protections for employees who file whistleblower complaints related to ACA violations. Finally, it provides an overview of ACA's cost-sharing limits for annual deductibles and out-of-pocket maximums.
- The document discusses a survey of over 150 global executives on their approaches to reputation management. It finds that few companies have the right processes to systematically assess and manage reputation across departments.
- A key challenge is integrating stakeholder views into business strategy and decision-making. While many companies measure stakeholder perceptions, they often do not use these insights to inform strategic choices.
- Corporate communications departments usually lead on reputation issues but often focus on "classic" communications tasks rather than strategic business advice. The study suggests communications can play a bigger role in validating strategies and advising executives.
This document contains 100 suggested solutions for dealing with insomnia caused by recurring thoughts about needing to save the world. The solutions range from productive activities like volunteering or helping others, to impractical or unrealistic ideas like becoming an astronaut, destroying a black hole, or changing time zones. Many solutions involve creating or inventing technology to help people. Overall the list covers a wide range of serious, silly, and impossible ideas for addressing the feeling of responsibility causing sleep problems.
The document discusses how marketing and sales teams can better align their efforts to improve business results. It covers topics like data capturing, lead profiling, nurturing, and converting to help marketing and sales work together more effectively. The document is from Current Asia Limited and aims to explain what successful alignment between marketing and sales looks like.
This document contains 100 suggested solutions for dealing with insomnia caused by recurring thoughts about needing to save the world. The solutions range from productive activities like volunteering or helping others to impractical or dangerous ideas like becoming an astronaut, destroying a black hole, or changing one's time zone. Many solutions involve creating or distributing helpful technologies, while others propose role playing as a superhero. Overall, the list covers a wide range of serious, silly, and impractical ideas for addressing the described sleep problem.
The document discusses opportunities for creating companies that provide merchandising or advisory services based on observations from various retail stores. It notes features of stores like dedicated spaces for audio equipment testing, small price tags, separate male and female entrances, and special product displays. It suggests improving access between entrances in one store located in a mall. Overall, the document analyzes store layouts and operations to identify business opportunities in consulting on proper product placement and staff allocation.
This document discusses framing and reframing creativity through two situations. In the first situation, a kid cries in a shop until bread saves the situation. In the second situation, a conductor panics because they cannot find their stick, until realizing bread can more than just be a food. The document uses these situations to teach a crash course on creativity through reframing problems.
This document discusses the possibility of using a phone as a personal computer by having a single operating system that can run on both phones and desktops. It notes that current phones have powerful specs like quad-core processors, large storage, and RAM that could allow desktop functionality. However, it says that companies like Apple, Google, and Microsoft do not currently have a single OS that spans both phones and desktops, but the open source Linux operating system from Canonical may provide this capability.
I have been a Graphic Designer, Illustrator, Creative/Art Director, Marketing Director, Manager and Educator; teaching art at SLC Community College. I have been involved in all aspects of the business, from development and creative to the managing of departments, personnel and projects for a variety of clients. My career began working in Advertising Agencies and In-House situations.
Advertising Course Georges Najm USEK School of BusinessGeorges Najm
Advertising is an “Ideas” industry, which allows marketers and brand custodians to create, position, or reposition their brands. It is a considerable part of most of modern companies, corporations, and brands, being the most visible and immediate point of communication between them and their customers / audiences.
Advertising is also a business, but not any kind of business. It is a business full of excitement, fascination, and fun. Today, it constitutes a respected, strategic, and profitable industry. This course is designed to introduce students to Advertising, while aiming to provide firm grounding on its fundamentals. It will expose the links between media, society, advertising, and business. It thoroughly investigates the foundations of advertising and checks its main processes in action, based on true business / media / communication problematic.
The course also explores the business aspects of advertising through a global industry overview, the business transactions organizations, with illustrations of advertisers and advertising agencies. Finally, the course focuses on market realities in order to allow the students to have a practical link with the business life and to bridge the gap between the theoretical aspect and the professional side of Advertising.
LEARNING OUTCOMES & COURSE OBJECTIVES
This course explains the basic principles, functioning and processes of Advertising. It treats, investigates, and answers the following questions, crucial in the lives of successful businesses and corporations:
• What exactly is Advertising?
• Where is it situated vis-à-vis: the Business, the Marketing Mix, the Communication Mix, the Corporate Communication Wheel
• What is Advertising place and weight in company’s IMC?
• What are the financial considerations if Advertising?
• Why is Advertising so important for successful brands?
• Why and how do companies use Advertising?
• What are the Advertising’s main functioning principles, methods, and practices?
This course also allows the students, as future marketers who will be ultimately called to manage and control
Companies’/brands/clients’ marketing communication budgets, to:
• Define the key terms in the Advertising environment.
• Identify and explore the tools available to lead Advertising campaigns with.
• Explore the basics of Advertising media planning.
• Be able to conduct a proper creative briefing.
• Be able to define and lead an advertising strategy.
• Be able to lead a basic advertising campaign.
Advertising Media Planning Course Georges Najm USEK School of BusinessGeorges Najm
Media Planning constitutes today one of the most respected, strategic, highly sought for, and very well paid professions in Advertising. This course is designed to introduce students to this industry, while aiming to provide firm grounding on its fundamentals. It exposes the links between media, society, advertising, and business. It thoroughly investigates the foundations of media planning and checks the media planning process in action, based on true business / media / communication problematic.
The course also explores the business aspects of media and media planning through a global industry overview, the media transactions organizations, with illustrations of advertisers, advertising agencies and media agencies. Finally, the course focuses on the Lebanese market realities in order to allow the students to have a practical link with the business life and to bridge the gap between the theoretical aspect and the professional side of media planning.
Objectives & Learning Outcomes. This course allows students to:
• Understand the media planning process:
- How do ads and commercials go into the media?
- What do they do there?
- How do they get airtime on TV programs and Radio Stations
- How do they get published in magazines and newspapers?
- Why choosing “Medium A” rather than “Medium B”?
- What are the financial and money considerations?
- What are the Marketing stakes?
• Define the key terms in the media environment
• Outline the tools available to media plan with
• Outline the basic media concepts used by planners and buyers
• Explore the steps through which a media planner passes to:
- Elaborate advertising media recommendations.
- Book and buy media.
• Tackle real business problematic / advertising / media problematic.
This course will also allow the students, as future marketers who will be ultimately called to manage and control companies’ /brands / clients’ marketing communications budgets, to:
• Understand how the media market / industry globally (and locally) functions.
• Understand the terminology used in media planning.
• Be able to conduct a proper media briefing.
• Be able to lead a basic media strategy.
• Be able to build and pitch a true media planning.
• Be able to effectively buy media space.
Branding Course Presentation Georges Najm USEK Business SchoolGeorges Najm
As its name implies it, this Branding Course deals with Brands. It tries to thoroughly investigate and answer important brands and branding questions such as:
• Why are brands so important?
• What do brands represent to the consumers?
• What should corporations do with brands to manage them optimally and properly?
• Why are brands considered one of the most valuable assets a company has?
• How are brands built and developed over time?
• What is brand equity?
• What are the various brands’ strategies and tactics?
• How do companies design and implement marketing programs and activities intended to build, measure, and manage strong brand equity?
Global Orthopedic Network- The GO Network presv3Thomas G. Ferro
The GO Network provides access to the worldwide orthopedic market through their experienced orthopedic team and global surgeon network. Their turnkey distribution model and pull-through sales approach enables emerging orthopedic companies to more efficiently manage costs and cash flow while generating a timelier revenue stream. The GO Network offers management expertise, surgeon access, and distribution capabilities to help orthopedic companies expand their organization and protect against equity dilution as they work towards an exit strategy.
The document discusses the ITIL service management lifecycle framework. ITIL is a best practice framework for IT service management that was developed in the UK. It has evolved over several versions and is now the de facto standard for IT service management. The framework consists of five core phases - service strategy, service design, service transition, service operation, and continual service improvement. Each phase involves key processes to manage the lifecycle of IT services from strategy through ongoing improvement.
The Doctor Is In: Diagnosing Test Automation DiseasesTechWell
Este documento presenta una charla sobre el diagnóstico y tratamiento de enfermedades en la automatización de pruebas. La charla cubre temas como problemas comunes en automatización de pruebas, patrones para solucionar dichos problemas y una metodología de diagnóstico similar a la de un médico. El objetivo es ayudar a los asistentes a identificar problemas en sus propios procesos de automatización y aplicar los patrones recomendados para cada caso.
El documento describe las funciones y roles del analista de sistemas, incluyendo consultor, experto en soporte técnico y agente de cambio. También define el análisis de sistemas como un conjunto de procedimientos relacionados para procesar información y lograr objetivos. Finalmente, explica el diseño de sistemas como un proceso de modelado para describir el flujo de datos a través de las etapas de entrada, procesamiento, salida y almacenamiento.
DECIDE es una compañía especializada en sistemas de ayuda a la toma de decisiones, como sistemas basados en reglas de negocio y optimización. Ofrece expertos cualificados en tecnologías como programación lineal entera, programación por restricciones y técnicas de búsqueda local, y ha aplicado estas tecnologías a problemas de asignación de recursos, rutas óptimas y producción. DECIDE también tiene experiencia en desarrollo de software, arquitecturas SOA y plataformas J2EE.
Este documento presenta una tabla comparativa de varios estándares y normas de calidad para proyectos de tecnologías de la información (TI), como CMMI, ISO 20000, ISO/IEC/IEEE y SPICE. El propósito de estas normas es regular la calidad de los proyectos de TI y proporcionar una guía para mejorar los procesos y satisfacer las necesidades de los clientes. La implementación de estas normas y estándares permite a las empresas certificar la calidad de sus productos y procesos.
Este documento presenta una tabla comparativa de diferentes normas y estándares de calidad para sistemas de TI, incluyendo PSP, PSP-TSP, TSP, IEEE, CMMI, SPICE, Moprosoft, ISO 25000, ISO 20000 e ISO 27000. Explica que estas normas ayudan a facilitar el desarrollo de proyectos de TI mediante el seguimiento de pasos estandarizados y asegurar que el software satisfaga las necesidades del cliente. Concluye que la aplicación de normas y estándares apropiados puede mejorar la eficiencia,
Este documento presenta varias opciones de empresas de outsourcing de tecnologías de la información para automatizar las funciones manuales de una empresa mediante sistemas y mejorar su ventaja competitiva. Se describen brevemente los servicios que ofrecen empresas como SoluSoft, Webmasters de Panamá y Alfa Group, enfocándose en ERP, sitios web, seguridad y servicios de TI. Adicionalmente, se presentan requerimientos para una propuesta técnica que incluya soluciones organizacionales, de sistemas, diseño de base de datos y plan
Plantilla trabajo final estandares de calidad de TI.Darthuz Kilates
Este documento presenta una tabla comparativa de las normas y estándares más importantes para el desarrollo de software de calidad, incluyendo ISO, CMMI, IEEE, PSP y TSP. Explica que las normas proveen reglas para el desarrollo de software mientras que los estándares especifican parámetros de calidad. Concluye que estas normativas ayudan a facilitar y mejorar la calidad de los proyectos de TI al proveer procesos estandarizados y mejores prácticas.
El documento describe el papel fundamental del software en el siglo 21 y sus diversas aplicaciones. Explica que el software se utiliza en campos como la educación, la ingeniería, la investigación científica, la resolución de problemas, los negocios y más. También describe los diferentes tipos de software, incluido el software de sistemas, tiempo real, gestión, ingeniería, empotrado y basado en la web.
Este documento presenta una tabla comparativa de varias normas y estándares de calidad para sistemas de tecnologías de la información propuestas por organismos internacionales como ISO, IEEE y CMMI. Describe brevemente cada norma/estándar, incluyendo sus objetivos, ventajas y ejemplos de aplicación. Concluye que estas normas son útiles para crear proyectos de TI de calidad y deben respetarse para este fin.
Este documento presenta una introducción a la ingeniería de software. Explica que la ingeniería de software comprende todos los aspectos de la producción de software y se diferencia de la ciencia de la computación en que se enfoca en los problemas prácticos de desarrollar software útil. También describe los conceptos clave de proceso de software, modelo de procesos de software, costos asociados con la ingeniería de software y métodos comúnmente utilizados. Finalmente, resume los atributos deseables de un buen software.
CONCEPTO DE SISTEMA, DE SISTEMA DE INFORMACION, INGENIERIA DE SOFTWARE, proceso, método, técnicas y herramientas. ciclo de vida, prototipo, cascada, espiral, iweb
Este documento describe el proceso de prestación de servicios de soporte técnico de la Universidad de Sonora. Resume que el área de soporte técnico brinda servicios de diagnóstico, mantenimiento y reparación de equipos de computo a la universidad y ha implementado mejoras como la instalación de un extractor de polvo, el uso de tabletas para mantenimiento preventivo y la adquisición de kits para aumentar dichos servicios. También presenta datos sobre la distribución y cantidad de equipos soportados así como los proyectos implementados.
El documento describe un proceso modular para evaluar la calidad de sitios web mediante la identificación y cierre de brechas de calidad. Propone siete tipos de calidad y seis brechas de calidad, cada una correspondiente a un paso del proceso de evaluación. El proceso evalúa la calidad desde la perspectiva del usuario y del propietario del sitio para identificar discrepancias y oportunidades de mejora.
El documento describe el ciclo de vida de los sistemas y el desarrollo de sistemas desde el enfoque de la ingeniería de la información. Explica las diferentes etapas del ciclo de vida de los sistemas como el análisis, diseño, implementación, pruebas y mantenimiento. También describe la pirámide de la ingeniería de la información que incluye el planeamiento estratégico, análisis del área de negocio, proyecto de sistemas de información y construcción del sistema de información.
This document discusses framing and reframing creativity through two situations. In the first situation, a kid cries in a shop until bread saves the situation. In the second situation, a conductor panics because they cannot find their stick, until realizing bread can more than just be a food. The document uses these situations to teach a crash course on creativity through reframing problems.
This document discusses the possibility of using a phone as a personal computer by having a single operating system that can run on both phones and desktops. It notes that current phones have powerful specs like quad-core processors, large storage, and RAM that could allow desktop functionality. However, it says that companies like Apple, Google, and Microsoft do not currently have a single OS that spans both phones and desktops, but the open source Linux operating system from Canonical may provide this capability.
I have been a Graphic Designer, Illustrator, Creative/Art Director, Marketing Director, Manager and Educator; teaching art at SLC Community College. I have been involved in all aspects of the business, from development and creative to the managing of departments, personnel and projects for a variety of clients. My career began working in Advertising Agencies and In-House situations.
Advertising Course Georges Najm USEK School of BusinessGeorges Najm
Advertising is an “Ideas” industry, which allows marketers and brand custodians to create, position, or reposition their brands. It is a considerable part of most of modern companies, corporations, and brands, being the most visible and immediate point of communication between them and their customers / audiences.
Advertising is also a business, but not any kind of business. It is a business full of excitement, fascination, and fun. Today, it constitutes a respected, strategic, and profitable industry. This course is designed to introduce students to Advertising, while aiming to provide firm grounding on its fundamentals. It will expose the links between media, society, advertising, and business. It thoroughly investigates the foundations of advertising and checks its main processes in action, based on true business / media / communication problematic.
The course also explores the business aspects of advertising through a global industry overview, the business transactions organizations, with illustrations of advertisers and advertising agencies. Finally, the course focuses on market realities in order to allow the students to have a practical link with the business life and to bridge the gap between the theoretical aspect and the professional side of Advertising.
LEARNING OUTCOMES & COURSE OBJECTIVES
This course explains the basic principles, functioning and processes of Advertising. It treats, investigates, and answers the following questions, crucial in the lives of successful businesses and corporations:
• What exactly is Advertising?
• Where is it situated vis-à-vis: the Business, the Marketing Mix, the Communication Mix, the Corporate Communication Wheel
• What is Advertising place and weight in company’s IMC?
• What are the financial considerations if Advertising?
• Why is Advertising so important for successful brands?
• Why and how do companies use Advertising?
• What are the Advertising’s main functioning principles, methods, and practices?
This course also allows the students, as future marketers who will be ultimately called to manage and control
Companies’/brands/clients’ marketing communication budgets, to:
• Define the key terms in the Advertising environment.
• Identify and explore the tools available to lead Advertising campaigns with.
• Explore the basics of Advertising media planning.
• Be able to conduct a proper creative briefing.
• Be able to define and lead an advertising strategy.
• Be able to lead a basic advertising campaign.
Advertising Media Planning Course Georges Najm USEK School of BusinessGeorges Najm
Media Planning constitutes today one of the most respected, strategic, highly sought for, and very well paid professions in Advertising. This course is designed to introduce students to this industry, while aiming to provide firm grounding on its fundamentals. It exposes the links between media, society, advertising, and business. It thoroughly investigates the foundations of media planning and checks the media planning process in action, based on true business / media / communication problematic.
The course also explores the business aspects of media and media planning through a global industry overview, the media transactions organizations, with illustrations of advertisers, advertising agencies and media agencies. Finally, the course focuses on the Lebanese market realities in order to allow the students to have a practical link with the business life and to bridge the gap between the theoretical aspect and the professional side of media planning.
Objectives & Learning Outcomes. This course allows students to:
• Understand the media planning process:
- How do ads and commercials go into the media?
- What do they do there?
- How do they get airtime on TV programs and Radio Stations
- How do they get published in magazines and newspapers?
- Why choosing “Medium A” rather than “Medium B”?
- What are the financial and money considerations?
- What are the Marketing stakes?
• Define the key terms in the media environment
• Outline the tools available to media plan with
• Outline the basic media concepts used by planners and buyers
• Explore the steps through which a media planner passes to:
- Elaborate advertising media recommendations.
- Book and buy media.
• Tackle real business problematic / advertising / media problematic.
This course will also allow the students, as future marketers who will be ultimately called to manage and control companies’ /brands / clients’ marketing communications budgets, to:
• Understand how the media market / industry globally (and locally) functions.
• Understand the terminology used in media planning.
• Be able to conduct a proper media briefing.
• Be able to lead a basic media strategy.
• Be able to build and pitch a true media planning.
• Be able to effectively buy media space.
Branding Course Presentation Georges Najm USEK Business SchoolGeorges Najm
As its name implies it, this Branding Course deals with Brands. It tries to thoroughly investigate and answer important brands and branding questions such as:
• Why are brands so important?
• What do brands represent to the consumers?
• What should corporations do with brands to manage them optimally and properly?
• Why are brands considered one of the most valuable assets a company has?
• How are brands built and developed over time?
• What is brand equity?
• What are the various brands’ strategies and tactics?
• How do companies design and implement marketing programs and activities intended to build, measure, and manage strong brand equity?
Global Orthopedic Network- The GO Network presv3Thomas G. Ferro
The GO Network provides access to the worldwide orthopedic market through their experienced orthopedic team and global surgeon network. Their turnkey distribution model and pull-through sales approach enables emerging orthopedic companies to more efficiently manage costs and cash flow while generating a timelier revenue stream. The GO Network offers management expertise, surgeon access, and distribution capabilities to help orthopedic companies expand their organization and protect against equity dilution as they work towards an exit strategy.
The document discusses the ITIL service management lifecycle framework. ITIL is a best practice framework for IT service management that was developed in the UK. It has evolved over several versions and is now the de facto standard for IT service management. The framework consists of five core phases - service strategy, service design, service transition, service operation, and continual service improvement. Each phase involves key processes to manage the lifecycle of IT services from strategy through ongoing improvement.
The Doctor Is In: Diagnosing Test Automation DiseasesTechWell
Este documento presenta una charla sobre el diagnóstico y tratamiento de enfermedades en la automatización de pruebas. La charla cubre temas como problemas comunes en automatización de pruebas, patrones para solucionar dichos problemas y una metodología de diagnóstico similar a la de un médico. El objetivo es ayudar a los asistentes a identificar problemas en sus propios procesos de automatización y aplicar los patrones recomendados para cada caso.
El documento describe las funciones y roles del analista de sistemas, incluyendo consultor, experto en soporte técnico y agente de cambio. También define el análisis de sistemas como un conjunto de procedimientos relacionados para procesar información y lograr objetivos. Finalmente, explica el diseño de sistemas como un proceso de modelado para describir el flujo de datos a través de las etapas de entrada, procesamiento, salida y almacenamiento.
DECIDE es una compañía especializada en sistemas de ayuda a la toma de decisiones, como sistemas basados en reglas de negocio y optimización. Ofrece expertos cualificados en tecnologías como programación lineal entera, programación por restricciones y técnicas de búsqueda local, y ha aplicado estas tecnologías a problemas de asignación de recursos, rutas óptimas y producción. DECIDE también tiene experiencia en desarrollo de software, arquitecturas SOA y plataformas J2EE.
Este documento presenta una tabla comparativa de varios estándares y normas de calidad para proyectos de tecnologías de la información (TI), como CMMI, ISO 20000, ISO/IEC/IEEE y SPICE. El propósito de estas normas es regular la calidad de los proyectos de TI y proporcionar una guía para mejorar los procesos y satisfacer las necesidades de los clientes. La implementación de estas normas y estándares permite a las empresas certificar la calidad de sus productos y procesos.
Este documento presenta una tabla comparativa de diferentes normas y estándares de calidad para sistemas de TI, incluyendo PSP, PSP-TSP, TSP, IEEE, CMMI, SPICE, Moprosoft, ISO 25000, ISO 20000 e ISO 27000. Explica que estas normas ayudan a facilitar el desarrollo de proyectos de TI mediante el seguimiento de pasos estandarizados y asegurar que el software satisfaga las necesidades del cliente. Concluye que la aplicación de normas y estándares apropiados puede mejorar la eficiencia,
Este documento presenta varias opciones de empresas de outsourcing de tecnologías de la información para automatizar las funciones manuales de una empresa mediante sistemas y mejorar su ventaja competitiva. Se describen brevemente los servicios que ofrecen empresas como SoluSoft, Webmasters de Panamá y Alfa Group, enfocándose en ERP, sitios web, seguridad y servicios de TI. Adicionalmente, se presentan requerimientos para una propuesta técnica que incluya soluciones organizacionales, de sistemas, diseño de base de datos y plan
Plantilla trabajo final estandares de calidad de TI.Darthuz Kilates
Este documento presenta una tabla comparativa de las normas y estándares más importantes para el desarrollo de software de calidad, incluyendo ISO, CMMI, IEEE, PSP y TSP. Explica que las normas proveen reglas para el desarrollo de software mientras que los estándares especifican parámetros de calidad. Concluye que estas normativas ayudan a facilitar y mejorar la calidad de los proyectos de TI al proveer procesos estandarizados y mejores prácticas.
El documento describe el papel fundamental del software en el siglo 21 y sus diversas aplicaciones. Explica que el software se utiliza en campos como la educación, la ingeniería, la investigación científica, la resolución de problemas, los negocios y más. También describe los diferentes tipos de software, incluido el software de sistemas, tiempo real, gestión, ingeniería, empotrado y basado en la web.
Este documento presenta una tabla comparativa de varias normas y estándares de calidad para sistemas de tecnologías de la información propuestas por organismos internacionales como ISO, IEEE y CMMI. Describe brevemente cada norma/estándar, incluyendo sus objetivos, ventajas y ejemplos de aplicación. Concluye que estas normas son útiles para crear proyectos de TI de calidad y deben respetarse para este fin.
Este documento presenta una introducción a la ingeniería de software. Explica que la ingeniería de software comprende todos los aspectos de la producción de software y se diferencia de la ciencia de la computación en que se enfoca en los problemas prácticos de desarrollar software útil. También describe los conceptos clave de proceso de software, modelo de procesos de software, costos asociados con la ingeniería de software y métodos comúnmente utilizados. Finalmente, resume los atributos deseables de un buen software.
CONCEPTO DE SISTEMA, DE SISTEMA DE INFORMACION, INGENIERIA DE SOFTWARE, proceso, método, técnicas y herramientas. ciclo de vida, prototipo, cascada, espiral, iweb
Este documento describe el proceso de prestación de servicios de soporte técnico de la Universidad de Sonora. Resume que el área de soporte técnico brinda servicios de diagnóstico, mantenimiento y reparación de equipos de computo a la universidad y ha implementado mejoras como la instalación de un extractor de polvo, el uso de tabletas para mantenimiento preventivo y la adquisición de kits para aumentar dichos servicios. También presenta datos sobre la distribución y cantidad de equipos soportados así como los proyectos implementados.
El documento describe un proceso modular para evaluar la calidad de sitios web mediante la identificación y cierre de brechas de calidad. Propone siete tipos de calidad y seis brechas de calidad, cada una correspondiente a un paso del proceso de evaluación. El proceso evalúa la calidad desde la perspectiva del usuario y del propietario del sitio para identificar discrepancias y oportunidades de mejora.
El documento describe el ciclo de vida de los sistemas y el desarrollo de sistemas desde el enfoque de la ingeniería de la información. Explica las diferentes etapas del ciclo de vida de los sistemas como el análisis, diseño, implementación, pruebas y mantenimiento. También describe la pirámide de la ingeniería de la información que incluye el planeamiento estratégico, análisis del área de negocio, proyecto de sistemas de información y construcción del sistema de información.
El documento describe el ciclo de vida de los sistemas y el desarrollo de sistemas desde el enfoque de la ingeniería de la información. Explica las diferentes etapas del ciclo de vida de los sistemas como el análisis, diseño, implementación, pruebas y mantenimiento. También describe la pirámide de la ingeniería de la información que incluye el planeamiento estratégico, análisis del área de negocio, proyecto de sistemas de información y construcción del sistema de información.
Ciber se especializa en el desarrollo de soluciones y sistemas de negocio críticos utilizando tecnologías como J2EE, .NET, plataformas de contenido y comercio electrónico. Ofrece servicios de consultoría, migración de sistemas, integración, gestión de proyectos, pruebas y soporte técnico. Ciber utiliza una metodología propia combinada con mejores prácticas para gestionar proyectos con calidad y a tiempo, colaborando con organizaciones líderes.
Este documento presenta una tabla comparativa de varios estándares y normas de calidad para sistemas de tecnologías de la información. Explica brevemente cada estándar, incluyendo quién lo normaliza, su descripción, ventajas, y ejemplos de aplicación. Algunos de los estándares discutidos son PSP y TSP de ISO, ISO/IEC 27000, IEEE 830, IEEE 1008, POSIX de IEEE, e ISO/IEC 12207. El documento concluye que los estándares de calidad son importantes para corregir errores y
Este documento trata sobre la ingeniería de software. Explica que la ingeniería de software se ocupa del desarrollo, operación y mantenimiento de programas informáticos. También describe los objetivos de la ingeniería de software como mejorar la calidad del software, aumentar la productividad de los ingenieros de software y facilitar el control del proceso de desarrollo. Además, explica que la ingeniería de software implica un trabajo integral que incluye análisis, diseño, desarrollo, pruebas e implementación de sistemas.
Estudio tecnico/Aspectos legales y distribucion de puestosSergio Valdez
El documento discute los aspectos legales y organizacionales de los proyectos de software. Legalmente, el producto final debe incluir información sobre derechos de autor y propiedad intelectual. Organizativamente, el director de sistema planea el desarrollo mientras que los programadores, analistas de sistemas, administradores de base de datos y otros roles apoyan el desarrollo y funcionamiento del sistema de información.
El documento describe varias metodologías, estándares y modelos para el desarrollo de software, incluyendo SWEBOK, que define las áreas de conocimiento de la ingeniería de software; Métrica V3.0, una metodología española basada en ISO 12207; y MoProSoft, un modelo mexicano de 9 procesos para la industria de software.