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Siebel eRoadmap Methodology
NREC will follow Siebel's eRoadmap Methodology through each one of its implementation phases. The Siebel eRoadmap Methodology provides a six-stage framework for implementing Siebel eBusiness Applications. The stages include the following:
- Project Definition. The project team assembles, defines the project approach and scope, and implements project management controls.
- Discovery. The project team refines and documents functional and technical requirements that support the business goals.
- Design. The project team designs a hard-copy mock-up of the solution and uses the discovery stage requirements to develop application screen flows and design layouts.
- Configuration. The project team configures the application, extensions, and external interfaces required to support the new system.
- Validation. The project team conducts a full-function test, including a user acceptance test of the application using production data.
- Deployment. The project team first conducts a Production Pilot that field tests and revises all aspects of the new system, user training, technical infrastructure, the network, and the help desk. The team then focuses on a successful transition from the production pilot to a full rollout.
The tasks covered in this book are primarily in the configuration and deployment stages of the eRoadmap Methodology. The scenario for the book assumes that a design team has planned out the details of the system and has provided NREC developers with design specifications they will use to configure the system.
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Developing and Deploying Siebel eBusiness Applications Published: 18 April 2003 |