Conf-2010-DETC-Data Management Abstract
From Clemson Engineering Design Applications and Research
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Morkos, B., Joshi, S, Summers, J., Mocko, G, (2010), "Requirements and Data Content Evaluation of Industry In-House Data Management System", ASME International Design Engineering Technical Conferences, CIE, Montreal, Canada, August, 2010, DETC2010-28548.
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This paper presents an industrial case study performed on an in-house developed data management system for an automation firm. This data management system has been in use and evolving over a span of fifteen years. To ensure the system is robust to withstand the future growth of the corporation, a study is done to identify deficiencies that may prohibit efficient large scale data management. Specifically, this case study focused on the means in which project requirements are managed and explored the issues of perceived utility in the system. Two major findings are presented: completion metrics are not consistent or expressive of the actual needs and there is no linking between the activities and the original client requirements. Thus, the results of the study were used to depict the potential vulnerability of such deficiencies.
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Conference Presentation Pending
Corresponding Author [Joshua D. Summers] & [Greg Mocko]
