Many computer systems work poorly. This affects systems from large, expensive
government systems to small company applications. The reason is usually poor
systems analysis and design, not hardware or programming. Too often the people
who do the work do not know
how to help the customer to find out what he or she needs.
The next most likely cause is poor data design. There is no excuse. Methods
for
creating complete and flexible data structures have been around for forty
years.
Laziness, over-confidence and lack of knowledge in the analyst, result in
duplication,
inability to access data, and problems when changes have to be
made.
I am certificated by the Information Systems Examination Board for
systems analysis and design. I have produced many systems, mostly using
networked
Access. This works cheaply and effectively, and is more than adequate
for small
or medium companies.
With Morgan Scott you get:
