Task 3 Requirements, Storyboarding, and Design Thinking Requirements IDEO and product redesign Play Video  Watch The shopping cart product What does this redesign project tell you about innovation? How can what you learned from IDEO help you focus your requirements analysis for your project? Read ebook Chapter 5 on Requirements and Constraints Watch Play Video Watch Play VideoPlay Video Constructing Design Informed Models Watch Storyboards, Paper Prototypes, and Mock ups https://class.coursera.org/hciucsd-005/lecture/21 Storyboard is all about tasks, not looks; convey what the user interface will help the user accomplish; what are the key points in time – this is not about art, but about communicating ideas; include a person who is using the interface in the storyboard.  Watch Lynda.com video Creating a Storyboard  Paper Prototyping – make a mock up of the prototype; the team uses markers, sticky notes, paper to show the interface; if you are doing this virtually, use a virtual whiteboard, Google Hangout, or other way to come together each with physical materials to make the paper prototype together.  Watch Lynda.com video Paper Prototypes. Read Chapter 6 in ebook.  Storyboards, Social Models, Usage Models, Task Models, Work Environment Models, Physical Models Design Thinking  Watch Play Video Watch Play Video Read Chapter 7 in ebook.  Design vs Development; design paradigms; design thinking; design perspectives; user persona; ideation; brainstorming. Watch Becoming Leonardo: How Great Designers Think Complete Exercise 6-4:  A Social Model for a Smartphone.  You will need to sketch out the social model that could be used for you and your friends. So it will need to meet your requirements. 

Prior to beginning work on this discussion read Khaiata, & Zualkernan’s (2009), A simple instrument to measure IT-business alignment maturity article, and also review the relevant information from this week’s lecture.There is an old saying: you cannot manage what you do not measure. You have put a lot of work into the IT Strategic Plan. You have developed relationships with the business and determined the key business initiatives, then aligned your IT Strategies to meet and support those initiatives. That is great planning! But with the plan in place and the work starting, the plan must be kept on track to allow it to continue to be successful. As the plan progresses there must be constant vigilance on the strategic planning elements and concepts so as to support a short-, medium-, and long-term set of goals for the organization. Constant evaluation and a review of key performance indicators (KPIs) will help to determine if the strategic concepts in the strategic IT plan identify, prioritize, and signify which business and technology projects are the right ones for the business. As you start to implement your plan, a review of these principles will tell you if the plan is working or it is not working and when and where you must take action.It is important to select KPIs or other metrics that will tell you that your strategic plan is working. In a minimum of 500 words, analyze the various instruments that Khaiata and Zualkernan indicate are measures of IT Strategy and business alignment. Compare and contrast their metrics with those that are referred to by Pearlson, et al. in Chapter 8 of the text. Specifically comment on why the ease of reading these metrics and their intuitiveness is so important. Suggest from your experience other possible measures and how they would increase communication and intuitive understanding of the alignment between IT and the Business.

Suppose that you work for a company that has been using IPv4 in each of its networks. After hearing a discussion about the differences between IPv4 and IPv6, your boss comes to you for advice on whether or not the company should upgrade each of its networks to IPv6. Suggest whether or not your boss should upgrade each network to IPv6. Provide at least two (2) reasons for your suggestion.Suppose you work for a small company that has three (3) routers in its network design. Determine whether you would use static or dynamic routing to connect the routers. Justify your response with the key benefits that your choice provides.