The Galleria Optura Next Gen project updates an existing tool used by analysts to make assortment decisions. It involves retiring processes for one vendor while incorporating a new vendor alongside existing ones. Key tasks are identifying impacted COBOL-DB2 programs and screens requiring enhancement to ensure
Experiences and requirements for a User Interaction Modeling LanguageMarco Brambilla
User Interaction is one of the most overlooked aspects by software modeling practices. Some approaches exist for describing user interfaces in terms of buttons and items to be put in the forms, but they mostly consist of WYSIWYG form building environments. Furthermore, no standard notation exist for modeling these application aspects.
This session will present the ongoing activities at OMG towards the standardization of a Interaction Flow Modeling Language (IFML): we will discuss the requirements and the scope of the sought standard, and we will propose a solution based on our 15-year experience in Web interaction design. We will be inspired by our WebML language, but we will also explain how to go beyond that, so as to cover mobile, multi-touch, collaborative applications, independently from the implementation platform.
We will also show how a dedicated interaction modeling tool like WebRatio can ease the development through a plethora of facilities supporting the developer, including: visual debugging, quick prototyping, multi-platform and cloud deployment, and so on.
Experiences and requirements for a User Interaction Modeling LanguageMarco Brambilla
User Interaction is one of the most overlooked aspects by software modeling practices. Some approaches exist for describing user interfaces in terms of buttons and items to be put in the forms, but they mostly consist of WYSIWYG form building environments. Furthermore, no standard notation exist for modeling these application aspects.
This session will present the ongoing activities at OMG towards the standardization of a Interaction Flow Modeling Language (IFML): we will discuss the requirements and the scope of the sought standard, and we will propose a solution based on our 15-year experience in Web interaction design. We will be inspired by our WebML language, but we will also explain how to go beyond that, so as to cover mobile, multi-touch, collaborative applications, independently from the implementation platform.
We will also show how a dedicated interaction modeling tool like WebRatio can ease the development through a plethora of facilities supporting the developer, including: visual debugging, quick prototyping, multi-platform and cloud deployment, and so on.
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1. Project – Modular Base Merchandising
Description:
Modular Base Merchandising (MBM) is a project to identify the item number and
corresponding Store number based on business conditions in different business areas that
should be cleaned up from Mark down Database.
Tasks
Identify the items & stores that are active on Purchase Order from Teradata tables
Identify the replenish items and corresponding store from Teradata tables
Identify the Relocation stores from DB2 tables
Identify the Parent and Child relationship changed items
Identify the recall items and corresponding stores
Create the CICS REST web service program to send the records to web service
FTP the Mainframe files to and from UNIX server to manipulate them as needed
Responsibilities:
Understand the business
Identify the tables from DB2 and Teradata
Design the SQLs as per the business conditions
Designing, Coding and unit testing of components
Clarify the QA team on deliverables
Production deployment
Post and pre deployment activities
DURATION: Sep 2010 to June 2011
Software Used: VS COBOL II, JCL, VSAM, CICS and DB2
Roles: Technical Lead
Project 3 – Galleria Optura Next Gen
Description:
Galleria is a 3rd-party tool that is used to aid analysts in making assortment decisions.
Analysts look at 6 key characteristics when considering the assortment mix: Brand,
Flavor/Scent, Form, Size, Product Type, and Package. Through the manual analysis of these
characteristics in conjunction with other key performance factors, Client may decide to carry
or not carry particular items to their assortment. Currently 3 vendors are sending the details
to Client for Galleria analysis. As part of this project we need to retire the process of one of
the existing vendors and also incorporate the new vendor along with existing vendors.
Tasks
Need to identify impacted COBOL-DB2 programs are used by Galleria in given
modules
Need to identify the screens that may require the enhancement
Need to make sure that no impact in the existing flow due to this new change
Responsibilities:
Requirement capturing
2. Mainframe high level Design and low level design
Estimation
Coding and unit testing
System testing
Production deployment
Post and pre deployment activities