Network Admin Final 3

Front 1

Microsoft Solution Framework (MSF) Team Model

Back 1

1) Architecture team
2) Product management team
3) Program management team
4) User experience team
5) Development team
6) Testing team
7) Release management team

Front 2

Architecture team

Back 2

overall project architecture and integration; defines hardware, software, etc

Front 3

Product management team

Back 3

design, budget, schedule and reporting; ensure goals are met within the constraints set forth at the beginning of a project

Front 4

Program management team

Back 4

envisioning portion; looking at business and user needs and goals; makes sure everyone is doing what they are supposed to be doing; team guidance; initial risk assessment

Front 5

User experience team

Back 5

manages transition of users into a new enviroment, training, analysis of feedback

Front 6

Development team

Back 6

define physical design, feature set, estimate budget and time needed, develop code, integrate components

Front 7

Testing team

Back 7

ensure successful deployment, testing plan, resolve issues before deployment

Front 8

Release management team

Back 8

verify reliability, installation, configuration, documentation

Front 9

Network Administrative Models

Back 9

•Centralized – managed by one group, one location
•Decentralized – delegation to local administrators
•Hybrid – centralized IT department, user management delegated to departmental or group admins.

Front 10

Microsoft Solutions Framework (MSF) Phases (more detail on next batch)

Back 10

• Envisioning
• Planning
• Building
• Stabilizing
• Deploying
• Governing