5-2 Activity: Implementation Methodsouthern New Hampshire Un

5-2 Activity: Implementation MethodSouthern New Hampshire UniversityIT 409 09:20:17 GMT -05:00OverviewDenver had a project for one of its airports. The goal was to have one reliable baggage system. This would be done with many computers, conveyor belts, laser scanners, and many motors. Despite being approved for implementation, the project had too many unrealistic expectations and ultimately failed.Summary of SLDC StepsThe SLDC is typically broken up into stages. The first stage is systems planning, and this is where feasibility studies are usually conducted. The city of Denver did have someone conduct a feasibility study, and they did say the project was not feasible. Based on the project timeline provided, it seems like the city of Denver skipped the systems analysis and went straight to designing. They ignored the feasibility study and had their design in mind for the baggage system. Implementation and testing are typically the next stage. As the city of Denver faced scope creep and continued to ignore critiques, their design failed. It ended up being too costly and not time efficient. They never made it to the last stage of support and maintenance because the initial design never stabilized.Three Points of FailureOne point of failure