SYSTEMS ACQUISITION AND DEVELOPMENT

2. A structured framework guiding the stages of designing, building, testing, and deploying digital solutions.
9. An iterative approach to creating digital solutions that emphasizes collaboration, flexibility, and continuous improvement.
11. A deployment method where a new solution runs alongside the existing one to ensure a smooth transition.
12. A principle-driven approach focused on eliminating waste and maximizing value in the creation process.
13. A limited release of a solution in a controlled environment before a full-scale launch.

1. A study that evaluates whether a proposed solution is practical, viable, and cost-effective.
3. A program that translates high-level instructions into machine-readable commands for execution.
4. definition The process of identifying and documenting functionalities and constraints for a proposed solution.
5. A deployment strategy where a new system immediately replaces the old one without overlap.
6. A sequential process where each stage is completed before moving on to the next, without revisiting previous steps.
7. The process where non-technical individuals create or modify applications to meet specific needs.
8. A structured process involving stakeholders and developers to collaboratively define system requirements.
10. A gradual rollout approach where a solution is introduced in stages rather than all at once.