How long has your company been around? Name three of your competitors? Name your primary competitor. Is your software proposal a product, service, or result? Based on the answer in question three, describe the value (perceived benefit) of your system proposal. Does your software system proposal provide competitive advantage, response to market demand, or satisfy a legal requirement? Who would be the stakeholders for your software system proposal? Explain the impact of the software system to each stakeholder? A procedure is a routine, subroutine, or function that performs specific tasks or takes a specific action. What are the top 5 procedures or processes that your software system would perform? What other systems does your system need to communicate with to achieve maximum competitive advantage or functionality? An interface is how one software component speaks to another. What interfaces would your software system require to communicate with the other systems mentioned in question 7? Although software systems may contain several thousand various pieces of data. Name ten pieces of data that are critical to your system. Put each of the 10 data elements into one of these 3 categories: Vital: If data were lost it’s absence would be felt after a few hours to a day. Sensitive: It could be one to several days before data loss had any effect on the business. Non-critical: if data were unavailable for weeks, the impact would be minimal. What type of device(s) would your system operate on? Describe which software process methodology would be employed to engineer your proposed software system: Agile (Incremental) or Waterfall (Planned) Who are your end users?