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Multilevel Marketing Tree Viewer What is Multilevel Marketing? (Or Network Marketing) LCO Review Presented By ZZ

Operational Concepts Central Server: (database) Communications: Client Ends:

System Requirements Central Server: Database System. Client Interface:

System and Software Architecture Central Server: MySql, stable, functional and easy to communicate with the clients’ ends Client Interface: Implemented by Java 1. Build up Communication and retrieve data 2. Set up representation for each person 3. Construct the entire graphic representation and interface

Lifecycle plan Potential: The entire multilevel marketing community especially those people with big teams. We can develop more feasible and useful functions.

Feasibility Rationale Feasibility: 1. Central Server: adopt the existing database. 2.Client Interface: server connection +2-D graphics+ some user interactions. Risk: Companies may not want to install the central servers. Then we can develop a single user version.