Scenario
Technology Advanced wants to focus on building a software enterprise network that enhances their client’s ability to quickly process data and monitor their company’s financial performance. This effort will include research and evaluating sample use cases from businesses with a history of success in designing an enterprise network architecture. Part of the design process includes providing options for clients to determine their architecture to test their applications and databases. Researchers should also layout industry-level business requirements that are necessary to build out their enterprise design architecture. Managers will need to review the overall structure of the proposed software architectures covering all areas of the organizations and decide how to best keep information secure when data flows outside external networks. Technology Advanced is tasked to research and provide sample use cases for their customers to test and analyze the business case for each of their choices.
Section 1: Test Plan
This assignment consists of two sections: a written project plan and a PowerPoint presentation. Submit the two sections using the assignment template for completion of this assignment.
Write a 5–6-page paper in which you:
- Evaluate sample use cases from businesses that have developed a successful enterprise network architecture.
- Explain industry-level business requirements for enterprise design architecture.
- Propose how to best keep information secure when data flows to external networks.
- Explain how you will test and analyze the business case for each of your customers’ choices.
Section 2: PowerPoint Presentation
You have also been asked to develop a presentation to be shown at the next software development team meeting to explain why you have chosen to implement the specific strategy outlined in your test plan.
Prepare a 7-10 slide PowerPoint presentation in which you: - Include the key elements of the test plan and their justifications in the PowerPoint.
- Create bulleted speaking notes that explain the content in the Notes section of the PowerPoint.
