Generic Billing System Business Requirements Executive Summary

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Generic Billing System Business Requirements Executive Summary

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Putting together a billing system is quite an undertaking. It's even more daunting when you have to explain it in three pages or less to the top brass. This example will help you do just that. At the same time, putting your purpose and approach down on paper and outlining the structure of your information architecture and business requirements will help you define your project's scope and refine your input to the detailed analysis and design activities to come.

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