Overview

This should be all new and 100% original outlining this part of the move project. Give a high-level summary here, maybe written after you've completed the rest of the document. The best overviews will cover all the important points with little detail. When the reader sees something, they want more detail on, they'll keep reading.This is sometimes also known as an introduction or an executive summary. In the business world, this is one of the most important parts because it may be the only part the executives will read.

1. Major Software and Hardware Components

This part of the document speaks to all the hardware you'll need to install in your new location and what it's used for or will be used for. The hardware will need software that supports your business. Describe the software. Details on installation will be covered in the next section but costs, and the hours required and dates of the installation as they are shown on your Gantt chart will be needed as well as anything in particular that your business will specifically need.

2. Hardware and Software Design

The hardware design will be specific for your company. What kind of processors do you need for your company? What kind of bandwidth for the network? The Internet? How much space on cloud servers? What about desktops? Mobile devices? Give specifics including model numbers and performance on each item.

For software, talk all about how it works. Does it integrate with other systems? Payroll? Billing? Banking?ERP? Do you partner with an online shopping cart provider? How does it work? Enough detail here that someone could come along behind you and continue the project if you were unable to do so.

3. Potential security vulnerabilities and Security Design

You've got security concerns. We all do. Identify and document particular avenues of attack on your company and areas where you have great risk to the business. This would be a great place to employ some study if you're not a security concentration major. When you have done that, talk about the steps you're going to take to mitigate the risk and minimize your company's exposure to threats. Are you going to partner with a company to provide security? Employ software? Hire a security staffer or send your networker(s) to training? Detail as much as you can in terms of being prepared.

4. Data Flow Diagram (DFD).

This is a visual representation of how the data is going to flow through your processes. For example, customer initiates a transaction and shops. They put products in the shopping cart and then are asked to check out, or are they sent back to the place they were shopping before? What are the steps for checking out? If your business is all about consulting on web design, what is the flow of the process for the project with the customer? What about the internal flow from the sales staff to the programmers/designers? Adapt as many processes with as much detail as you can to give the reader a good understanding that you've mastered the idea of data flow diagramming. Use Visio, MS Paint, Word, PowerPoint, etc

5. Optional: Paste your Gantt Chart here.

Use Microsoft Project to update the previously created Gantt chart with the major and minor tasks identified in the infrastructure design document. In the real world, you would include a cut and paste of the high-level of your Gantt Chart here. In this project, you can export your Gantt Chart as a PDF identifying the major and minor tasks, illustrating dependency relationships between activities. You must also submit your MS Project file to "show your work" Please cite and use inside citation and make sure its 100% your own

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