 A description of each GPOS Feature in the template using relevant technical terms and topic-related details (same information you provided Milestone

Two).

 A description in business terms of how the absence of each GPOS feature impacts a business such as TSI (same information you provided Milestone

Two).

 A description of the impact of each GPOS feature on the software applications that are typically run by businesses.

 A detailed description of how each feature would be implemented in a typical business back-office environment.

 Your recommendation that maps the technology you have described above to the overall requirements of TSI and its endeavor to implement TSO OS in

its back office.

 

Directons:For Milestone Three of your ±nal project, insert your answers directly in theStudent Analysiscolumn below by doing the following:In each of the “Tech Descrip²on” ±elds, describe the GPOS feature using relevant technical terms and topic-related details.In each of the “Business Requirement” ±elds, describe (in business terms) how the absence of this GPOS feature impacts a business such asTSI.In each of the “Applica²on Bene±t” ±elds, describe the impact of this GPOS feature on the so³ware applica²ons that are typically run bybusinesses.In each of the “Implementa²on Tasks” ±elds, describe (in detail) how this feature would be implemented in a typical business back-o´ceenvironment.See the instruc²ons at the boµom of the document about the recommenda²on you will need to make.NoTe:You can reuse the two criteria you completed in the Milestone Two (Tech Descrip²on and Business Requirement) to complement the newwork in this milestone (Applica²on Bene±t and Implementa²on Tasks). Be sure to incorporate any instructor feedback you received on yourMilestone Two submission.GPOS FeaTureProfle CriTeriaSTudenT AnalysisMultprogrammingTech Descrip²onA mul²programming opera²ng system is one thatallows end-users to run more than one program at a²me. It is also a rudimentary form of parallelprocessing in which several program is at the same²me on a uniprocessorBusiness RequirementA common prac²ce is to refer to objec²ve, orexpected bene±ts, as business requirements.Generally, people some²mes use the termrequirements to relate to the futures of the producthowever a system so³ware is expected to becreated.Applica²on Bene±tIt increases CPU u²liza²on and decreases total read²me needed for a job to be executed and maximizesthe total job through put of a computer.Implementa²on Tasks1

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