Implementation team planning
When you implement your solution, plan to include the following
people with the following roles and knowledge in your team:
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Business Analysts
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Individuals who understand the business processes and regulations
required for review and approval processes. More technical business analysts
are familiar with creating forms and XML technologies, but in general
are non-technical in nature. In an implementation team, these people
represent process owners and manage requirements to drive requirements
for your solution. Knowledge can include but is not limited to:
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The workflow of reviews that occur in the organization and
how they are started.
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Requirements of review participants to review and approve
content, people who administer and moderator reviews, and people
who initiate or start reviews.
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The versioning, archiving processes, and auditing requirements
for each review.
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IT Staff
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Individuals who are technologists that provide support and
deploy applications to users on a day-to-day basis. They are familiar
with XML, databases, and various technologies to maintain the IT
infrastructure. IT staff own and understand the technology infrastructure
to which you deploy your solution. They can help you to recognize
current technical challenges and to architect a successful solution.
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LiveCycle Developers
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Individuals who are familiar with automating business processes
in LiveCycle. LiveCycle Developers have the knowledge to create processes
using LiveCycle Workbench 9.5, create forms in LiveCycle Designer
9 and Acrobat 9.2, and other application assets. LiveCycle developers
are knowledgeable with XML and scripting languages that include
JavaScript, MXML, and ActionScript.
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LiveCycle Programmers
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Individuals who are familiar with a number of programming
languages and can implement client-side and server-side applications
for your solution. LiveCycle Programmers are familiar with programming technologies,
such as Flex, Java, and, .NET. They are also familiar with databases, XML,
web services, and various protocols required to implement solutions.
