King Saud University College of Engineering IE – 462: “Industrial Information Systems” Fall – 2018 (1st Sem. 1439-40H) Chapter 2 Information System.

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King Saud University College of Engineering IE – 462: “Industrial Information Systems” Fall – 2018 (1st Sem. 1439-40H) Chapter 2 Information System Development – p2 Prepared by: Ahmed M. El-Sherbeeny, PhD

Lesson Overview Source of Software Comparing Sources of Software Components Criteria for Selecting Software

Sources of Software There are various sources of software for organizations First administrative information system: US, General Electric’s (GE) payroll system (1954) as in-house development There are various criteria used to evaluate software IE462

Sources of Software Information technology services firm (outsourcing) Packaged software producers Enterprise-wide solutions (ERP) Cloud computing Open source software In-house development IE462

Sources of Software IE462

Sources of Software IE462

1. Information Technology (IT) Services Firms Outsourcing: Turning over responsibility of some or all of an organization's information systems applications and operations to an outside firm Reasons to outsource: Cost-effective Take advantage of economies of scale Free up internal resources Reduce time to market Increase process efficiencies When system development is a non-core activity for the organization Help companies develop custom information systems for internal use IT service firms develop, host, and run applications for customers Outsourcing: تفويض خارجي IE462

2. Packaged / Off-The-Shelf Software Producers Serve many market segments Provide variety of software: broad-based packages (e.g. productivity tools) specialized packages (e.g. software to manage small store) Software runs on all size computers, from microcomputers to large mainframes Prepackaged software (e.g. MS. Project) is off-the-shelf and is turnkey software* (i.e. not customizable) * Note, producer of a turnkey system will make changes to the software only when a substantial number of users ask for a specific change IE462

2. Packaged / Off-The-Shelf Software Producers IE462

3. Enterprise Solutions Software Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems integrate individual traditional business functions into modules enabling a single seamless transaction to cut across functional boundaries e.g. series of modules will support entire order entry process, from receiving order, to adjusting inventory, to shipping to billing, to after-the-sale service* SAP AG (German company; since 1972) is the leading vendor of ERP systems; also Oracle (US company; famous for database software); both control 36% of ERP market Seamless: continuous; note, traditional approach would use different systems in different functional areas of the business, such as a billing system in accounting and an inventory system in the warehouse IE462

3. Enterprise Solutions Software Advantages of ERP system: single repository of data for all aspects of a business process flexibility of the modules (easy to integrate new modules) consistent and accurate data less maintenance Disadvantages of ERP system: systems are very complex implementation can take a long time to complete usually very expensive to hire consultants to install system “migration” to new system involves changing how organizations do business IE462

3. Enterprise Solutions Software SAP’s Business ByDesign, product designed for medium-sized companies IE462

4. Cloud Computing The provision of computing resources, including applications, over the Internet, so customers do not have to invest in the computing infrastructure needed to run and maintain the resources Third-party providers run applications at remote sites Users have access to applications through the Internet or through virtual private networks The application provider buys, installs, maintains, and upgrades the applications Note, users pay on a per-use basis or they license the software, typically month to month IE462

4. Cloud Computing Advantages of cloud computing: freeing internal IT staff gaining access to applications faster than via internal development achieving low-cost access to corporate-quality applications no expensive, time-consuming system implementation cost effectiveness, speed to market, and better performance Disadvantages of cloud computing : security concern: storing company data (e.g. customer information) on machines one does not own and that others can access reliability: vulnerable to unexpected risks due to its complexity compliance with government regulations IE462

4. Cloud Computing A presentation edited in Google Apps IE462

5. Open Source Software Freely available, including source code Developed by a large community* of interested people (making money through maintenance, support, and selling fully-featured versions) Performs the same functions as commercial software (e.g. operating systems, e-mail, database systems, web browsers) e.g. Linux, mySQL (database system), Firefox * As of January 2105, SourceForge. net hosted 430,000 projects and had over 3.7 million registered users! IE462

6. In-House Development If sufficient system development expertise with the chosen platform exists in-house, then some or all of the system can be developed by the organization’s own staff Becoming a progressively smaller piece of all systems development work that takes place in and for organizations (large maintenance burden)* Hybrid solutions involving some purchased and some in-house components are common * As opposed to packaged applications IE462

Comparing Sources of Software Components IE462

Criteria for Selecting Software Cost: comparing the cost of developing in-house with the cost of purchasing or licensing the software pack Functionality: tasks that the software can perform Vendor support: how much support the vendor provides and at what cost Viability of vendor: can the software adapt to changes in systems software and hardware Flexibility: how easy it is to customize the software Documentation: is the user’s manual and technical documentation understandable and up-to-date? Response time: how long it takes the software package to respond to the user’s requests in an interactive session Ease of installation: a measure of the difficulty of loading the software and making it operational Vendor: بائع/مورد IE462

Sources Modern Systems Analysis and Design. Joseph S. Valacich and Joey F. George. Pearson. Eighth Ed. 2017. Chapter 2. Youtube: Types of Software by Michelle TPY https://youtu.be/RV9kqndSn4Q IE462