Based on a request for system services that you previously completed, create a PowerPoint presentation for stakeholders and team members describing the current state of the IT project's infrastructure that you selected in the previous module. Your presentation should include the following information:

Describe the current state. Explain how the recommended updates will be innovative, enhance the efficiency of the business, and improve internal or external customer support over the legacy system.

Include $3-4$ non$-$functional requirements of the system.

Explain how the proposed changes may affect the stakeholders and team members $($who come to the table with varying business perspectives$).$

Explain how you will be an effective and reliable team member when implementing the recommended changes.

Previous Module:

Department or Office: Information Technology

Company Name: Central City Library

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Stakeholders: library Management, staff, patrons, and suppliers

Business Product$/$Service: $$Library services, including book lending, cataloging, digital media access, etc.

Functional System Name:$$ Library Management System $($LMS$)$

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Type of Request:$\_\_\_$ New System $-$ no current computer support

$\_$X$\_\_$ Redesign current computer$-$based system

Problem Statement or Request Description:

$-*$What is$$or is$$not happening? $*$ Delays in updating inventory, difficulties tracking overdue books, inefficient user registration process.

$-*$When and how often does this happen? $*$ Daily, impacting staff workflow and patron satisfaction.

$-*$Who or what departments are affected? $*$ Library staff, management, patrons, and suppliers.

$-*$When this situation occurs, what is the result? $*$ Late reports, unhappy patrons, increased labor time, and potential revenue loss.

The System Development Life Cycle:

Identify what life cycle you will use and why.

I will use the Agile model for this project because of its flexibility, adaptability, and emphasis on customer collaboration. This approach will allow for ongoing feedback and iterative development, ensuring$$the new system aligns with the library's evolving needs.