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Chapter 12 Implementation and Maintenance

OBJECTIVES Implementation Strategies Maintenance Strategies Implementation & Maintenance: Objectives OBJECTIVES Implementation Strategies Proper Testing & Readiness of the Website Site Performance Issues Disaster Planning & Recovery Staff Training Implementation Management Maintenance Strategies Monitoring Website Traffic

IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES Implementation & Maintenance: Implementation Strategies IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES Proper testing & readiness of website Reliability of technology Readiness of ISP to load website & handle traffic Security of lines & payment system Customer service staff training Readiness of fulfillment process with vendor’s warehouse Performance check of entire system before actual deployment Assignment of a Web team to monitor, maintain & upgrade the system

PROPER TESTING & READINESS OF WEBSITE Implementation & Maintenance: Implementation Strategies PROPER TESTING & READINESS OF WEBSITE Response time to inquiries Stress testing Recovery testing Human factor testing Staging testing

TEST PLAN Criteria for visitor testing Implementation & Maintenance: Implementation Strategies TEST PLAN Criteria for visitor testing Load website & prepare website procedure Website & system tests Procedure for making necessary corrections

TEST PLAN Syntax Errors Logic Errors Implementation & Maintenance: Implementation Strategies TEST PLAN Syntax Errors Violate rules of language in which website is written Logic Errors Deviations from a range of acceptability Website Testing vs. Total System Testing Visitor Acceptance Testing

QUALITY ASSURANCE Development of controls to ensure a quality website Implementation & Maintenance: Implementation Strategies QUALITY ASSURANCE Development of controls to ensure a quality website Emphasized in every stage of website development life cycle

QUALITY ASSURANCE Correctness Scalability Maintainability Reliability Implementation & Maintenance: Implementation Strategies QUALITY ASSURANCE Correctness Scalability Maintainability Reliability Optimum Performance Alpha Test vs. Beta Test

SITE PERFORMANCE ISSUES Implementation & Maintenance: Implementation Strategies SITE PERFORMANCE ISSUES Merchant Server Applications Server Payment Processor Back-end Databases

DISASTER PLANNING & RECOVERY Implementation & Maintenance: Implementation Strategies DISASTER PLANNING & RECOVERY Disaster Recovery Plan Contingency plan for resuming operations when a problem disrupts normal operations Identifies potential threats, prioritizes website & other applications, and devises safeguard to minimize losses in the event of a disaster

GOOD DISASTER RECOVERY PLANNING Implementation & Maintenance: Implementation Strategies GOOD DISASTER RECOVERY PLANNING Assessing website’s vulnerabilities via risk analysis Reducing / preventing technical & operational risks to online environment Developing cost-effective solutions Ensuring alternative Internet access modes Providing disaster recovery procedures Training e-commerce staff in disaster recovery methods

RECOVERY PLANNING Backup In-house vs. Outsource Redundancy Implementation & Maintenance: Implementation Strategies RECOVERY PLANNING Backup Redundancy Mutual aid with another organization Uninterruptible power supply In-house vs. Outsource

DISASTER/RECOVERY PLAN Implementation & Maintenance: Implementation Strategies DISASTER/RECOVERY PLAN Appoint a competent team of representatives (ie - Web designer, IT representatives, and customer service staff) Prepare planning Draft a disaster/recovery manual

STAFF TRAINING E-learning Web-based training Mostly outsourced Implementation & Maintenance: Implementation Strategies STAFF TRAINING E-learning Web-based training Mostly outsourced Less pressure on IT department Hard to monitor

IMPLEMENTATION MANAGEMENT Implementation & Maintenance: Implementation Strategies IMPLEMENTATION MANAGEMENT Project Management Estimating resource requirements Scheduling tasks & events Providing for training and site preparation Selecting qualified staff & supervising their work Monitoring project’s program Documenting Periodic evaluating Contingency planning

IMPLEMENTATION ISSUES Implementation & Maintenance: Implementation Strategies IMPLEMENTATION ISSUES Performance Personnel Integrating front-end commerce site with back-end fulfillment vendors Maintenance & enhancements Post-implementation planning

IMPLEMENTATION CONSIDERATIONS Implementation & Maintenance: Implementation Strategies IMPLEMENTATION CONSIDERATIONS Ensure each staff knows his/her job Sell all participants on importance of working together as a team Plan ahead on how to solve predictable problems Establish a specific procedure for handling routine problems

MAINTENANCE STRATEGIES Implementation & Maintenance: Maintenance Strategies MAINTENANCE STRATEGIES Check for website operational errors, links & contents Web designers use a syntax-checking program to catch errors before the website is fully operational Eliminate all dead links Check fax & e-mail orders

MAINTENANCE STRATEGIES (Cont’d) Implementation & Maintenance: Maintenance Strategies MAINTENANCE STRATEGIES (Cont’d) Process invoices for items that are readily available Use e-mails for communications with customers, vendors, and employees Upgrade or redesign website

MAINTENANCE CONSIDERATIONS Implementation & Maintenance: Maintenance Strategies MAINTENANCE CONSIDERATIONS Make website attractive Minimize load times Text should be displayed quickly Verify ordering information Encourage customer feedback Maintain & upgrade technology

MAINTENANCE CONSIDERATIONS (Cont’d) Implementation & Maintenance: Maintenance Strategies MAINTENANCE CONSIDERATIONS (Cont’d) Ensure a reliable invoicing system Ensure easy to maintain inventory system Monitor & evaluate server reports Watch disk usage Bandwidth consumption

MONITORING WEBSITE TRAFFIC Implementation & Maintenance: Maintenance Strategies MONITORING WEBSITE TRAFFIC Dates & times of the hits Visitor’s login name Visitor’s IP address Visitor’s host Request Name of the host Cookies Number of pageviews

Chapter 12 Implementation and Maintenance