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    This document discusses a system analysis and design project for Uber. It includes an introduction to Uber's ride-hailing service and app, the project scope involving new features or improvements, and risks such as legal challenges. It also provides details on a feasibility study, including tangible benefits, one-time and recurring costs, and considerations for operational, technical and economic feasibility. The document contains a Gantt chart for project planning.

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    This document discusses a system analysis and design project for Uber. It includes an introduction to Uber's ride-hailing service and app, the project scope involving new features or improvements, and risks such as legal challenges. It also provides details on a feasibility study, including tangible benefits, one-time and recurring costs, and considerations for operational, technical and economic feasibility. The document contains a Gantt chart for project planning.

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    This document discusses a system analysis and design project for Uber. It includes an introduction to Uber's ride-hailing service and app, the project scope involving new features or improvements, and risks such as legal challenges. It also provides details on a feasibility study, including tangible benefits, one-time and recurring costs, and considerations for operational, technical and economic feasibility. The document contains a Gantt chart for project planning.

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    This document discusses a system analysis and design project for Uber. It includes an introduction to Uber's ride-hailing service and app, the project scope involving new features or improvements, and risks such as legal challenges. It also provides details on a feasibility study, including tangible benefits, one-time and recurring costs, and considerations for operational, technical and economic feasibility. The document contains a Gantt chart for project planning.

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    2023

    System Analysis and Design


    –

    Uber

    Page 1 of 16
    Introduction___________4, 1

    Page 2 of 16
    Phase one

    Page 3 of 16
    Introduction

    the application is a ride-hailing service that connects


    passengers with drivers though a mobile app.
    passengers can use the app to request a ride, track
    their driver’s location, and pay for their trip. drivers
    use the app to accept ride request, navigate to the
    passenger’s location, and receive payment for their
    services. this will offer a more convenient and
    affordable alternative for transportation.

    Page 4 of 16
    scope
    This could involve developing new features or .1
    improving existing ones to make it easier for
    customers to book rides, track their trips, and pay
    .for services

    2.This could involve using data and analytics to


    improve the efficiency of Uber's operations, such as
    by optimizing driver routing, managing inventory
    and supply chains, and reducing wait times for
    customers.

    Page 5 of 16
    The user can book a trip through the application .3
    .and discover and search for available trips

    developing new ride-sharing services, expanding .4


    into new geographic regions, or developing
    .partnerships with other companies

    The user can obtain driver and trip information .5


    such as the car number and the estimated amount
    .for this trip

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    Page 7 of 16
    Risks

    1. The company may face legal challenges and


    regulatory scrutiny in many countries.

    2. Collects and processes large amounts of


    personal data from drivers and passengers.

    3. It relies on a complex network of drivers,


    vehicles and technology to provide its services.

    Page 8 of 16
    Page 9 of 16
    Feasibility study:
    Economic feasibility

    Tangible benefits worksheet


    Year 1 through 5

    A. Cost reduction and avoidance $5,000


    B. Error reduction $3,500
    C. Increased flexibility $8,500
    D. Increased speed of activity $11,000
    E. Improvement in management
    planning or control $30,000
    F. Other $0
    TOTAL tangible benefits $58,000

    Page 10 of 16
    Costs
    ONE-TIME COSTS WORKSHEET
    Year 0

    A. Development costs $17,000


    B.New hardware $18,000
    C.New (purchased)software, if any
    1. Packaged applications software $6,300
    2. Other $0
    D. User training $3,000
    E. Site preparation $0
    F. Other $0
    TOTALONE-TIME COSTS $44,300

    Page 11 of 16
    Costs…
    RECURRING COSTS WORKSHEET
    Year 1 through 5
    A. Application software maintenance $30,000

    B. Incremental data storage required:


    20 GB * $50 (estimated cost /MB=$50) $1,000

    C. Incremental communications $1,500


    (lines, messages, …)

    D.New software or hardware leases $0

    E. Supplies $1,000

    F. Other $0

    TOTAL RECURRING COSTS $33,500

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    Operational Feasibility

    1. Dynamic pricing: Implement a dynamic pricing


    strategy to ensure that prices reflect the demand
    and supply of drivers and passengers in real-
    time. This could involve using an algorithm that
    adjusts prices based on factors such as time of
    day, weather, and traffic.
    2. Customer support: Establish a customer support
    system that allows passengers and drivers to
    easily report issues and receive prompt
    resolution. This could involve providing support
    through phone, email, or live chat.

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    Technical feasibility

    Page 14 of 16
    Economic feasibility

    Page 15 of 16
    GANTT chart

    Page 16 of 16

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