Process Flows: A diagram depicting the set of activities required to perform a specific function in the future state. Proposal: An offer from the State requesting specific services to a prospective Vendor. Q Quality Assurance QA: Quality of Service (QoS): The ability to provide different priority to different applications, or data flows, or to guarantee a certain level of performance to a data flow. R Relational Database Management System A Database Management System in which data is stored in the form of tables and the relationship among the data is also stored in the form of tables. Reach Up: Reach Up (TANF)in Vermont helps families with children by providing cash assistance for basic needs and services that support work and self-sufficiency. Requirements Traceability Matrix: RTM Detailed list of requirements necessary for — the proposed solution. RFP: Request for Proposal Rich Internet Application (RIA): Web application that has many of the characteristics of a desktop application, typically delivered either by way of a site-specific browser or via a browser plug-in. S SCHIP: State Children’s Health Insurance Program Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA): A set of design principles used in application development characterized by the following attributes: The system must be modular. This provides the obvious benefit of being able to "divide and conquer" to solve a complex problem by assembling a set of small, — simple components that work together. The modules must be distributable that is, able to run on disparate computers — and communicate with each other by sending messages over a network at runtime. Module interfaces must be "discoverable" that is, clearly defined and — documented. Software developers or generate interface metadata that specifies an explicit contract, so that another developer can find and use the service. A module that implements a service must be "swappable." This implies that it can be replaced by another module that offers the same service without disrupting
Process Flows: A diagram depicting the set of activities required to perform a specific function in the future state. Proposal: An offer from the State requesting specific services to a prospective Vendor. Q QA: Quality Assurance Quality of Service (QoS): The ability to provide different priority to different applications, or data flows, or to guarantee a certain level of performance to a data flow. R Relational Database Management System A Database Management System in which data is stored in the form of tables and the relationship among the data is also stored in the form of tables. Reach Up: Reach Up (TANF)in Vermont helps families with children by providing cash assistance for basic needs and services that support work and self-sufficiency. Requirements Traceability Matrix: RTM — Detailed list of requirements necessary for the proposed solution. RFP: Request for Proposal Rich Internet Application (RIA): Web application that has many of the characteristics of a desktop application, typically delivered either by way of a site-specific browser or via a browser plug-in. S SCHIP: State Children’s Health Insurance Program Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA): A set of design principles used in application development characterized by the following attributes: The system must be modular. This provides the obvious benefit of being able to "divide and conquer" — to solve a complex problem by assembling a set of small, simple components that work together. The modules must be distributable — that is, able to run on disparate computers and communicate with each other by sending messages over a network at runtime. Module interfaces must be "discoverable" — that is, clearly defined and documented. Software developers or generate interface metadata that specifies an explicit contract, so that another developer can find and use the service. A module that implements a service must be "swappable." This implies that it can be replaced by another module that offers the same service without disrupting
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