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- 7. Conceptual Level Set This diagram showing the conceptual view of the IRS modernized infrastructure is sometimes referred to as “The Nautilus”
- 8. Unwinding the Nautilus to see the Logical View MESSAGE or Service Bus CPE MOE MOE PORTAL USERS PSTN Intranet Internet CORE (Storage & Backup, ESM, Security & Network)
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- 11. Conceptual, Logical and Physical - Related Hierarchical Nested Views Physical Conceptual Logical Next Phase Physical
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- 13. Or Another Way to Put It As-Is Change Request To-Be
- 14. Or Troubleshooting Problems Test Production Delta
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Editor's Notes
- This slide starts the presentation given to Jeff Wann Early 2005 I have mixed in a little ECRS
- Te Dumbell The Nautilus
- Configuration A – Configuration B = Delta
- Configuration A – Configuration B = Delta
- Configuration A – Configuration B = Delta