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Services &
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Main Data |
Products |
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Marketing Management System |
Marketing Admin |
Schedules, budgets, forecast, pricing |
Existing System |
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Campaign Execution |
customer data, product data |
Interface to WELLCO |
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Internet Mgmt |
Email, web pages |
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Sales Application System |
Call center |
Customer info |
WELLCO |
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Online ordering |
Purchase orders |
WELLCO |
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Products |
Inventory |
WELLCO |
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Tracking |
Purchase orders |
WELLCO |
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Customer service |
Customer info; ordering; link to tech
support |
WELLCO |
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Inventory: Products and spec, quantity in
inventory |
Inventory Database |
WELLCO |
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Inventory: Product availability |
Inventory Database |
WELLCO |
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Inventory: Out of service |
Inventory Database |
WELLCO |
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Replacements |
Inventory Database |
WELLCO |
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For
detailed information on the data that is shared between the
applications, refer to the Information Flows:
http://www.btmg.biz/EA_DMC/C3R2.htm |
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For
detailed information on the data elements being shared between the
applications, refer to the data dictionary:
http://www.btmg.biz/EA_DMC/C3R3_DataDictionary.htm |
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Marketing Management
System
The
Marketing Management System is made of marketing administration,
campaign execution and internet management. The administration
component is made of sub components that include scheduling, budgeting,
forecasting and approving marketing projects. The second major
component, campaign execution, involves sending key messages to
prospective customers and a capability that let the users set up
campaign sequences and track events. The third component is the
integrated internet management component which can automatically
generate e-mails to customers that contain unique URLS that are tied to
campaigns and track customer responses.
This
system also needs an interface to the WELLCO and Cost accounting system
for access to product and financial data.
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Sales Application System
The Sales
Application System has two major components, sales and inventory. A
call center is also staffed to take customer calls that can order
products directly from the company, provide status of existing orders or
direct a customer to product support for general questions or technical
support. The same services are available through a web site for
customers and sales representatives. Sales representatives are also
able to access in real time price and product inventory for making price
quotes to customers. Sales representatives are also able to make
accurate predictions of when inventory will be replenished to meet sales
commitments.
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DMC EA Case Study - Context
Diagrams
Context Diagram
Divisions by Locations
SA-4 SITS Alternative Systems
Diagram
SA-4 WELLCO Alternative Systems Diagram
DMC As-Is Systems Pattern Diagram
SA-1 System Interface Diagram
SA-2 System Communication
Description |