1)Technical Design Diagram 2)Logical Data Flow 3)Updated IT Technical Specification Template to reflect any requested changes and entries to the "Diagram Attachments & Links" section

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1)Technical Design Diagram

2)Logical Data Flow

3)Updated IT Technical Specification Template to reflect any requested changes and entries to the "Diagram Attachments & Links" section. In this section, list the file names for the Technical Design Diagram and the Logical Data Flow (they will be in separate documents) along with a description of what they are. Separate the list by line, as seen in the example below:

 

The Technical Design Diagram shows the new and existing technical resources, separated by color The Logical Data Flow highlights the inputs and outputs of the proposed system

Both diagrams should be in UML design with as much detail.

For the technical design diagram, it would be a good idea to come up with a method (such as color) to identify which components are existing and which components need to be added as a part of the project. The Technical Design Diagram should show everything that will connect into the CRM as well as everything that will receive outputs from the CRM.

The Logical Data Flow should follow a similar pattern as the Technical Design Diagram but will focus on the types of data. Again, it would make sense to show which data lines exist already and which will be newly made.

The TDD is a diagram of the systems involved, and the LDF is a diagram of the data involved.