What does a System analyst do?
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These workers figure out how to use computers to get things done. They tell businesses and other organizations which computers and software to buy, and they decide how to get those tools to work together.\n\nComputer systems analysts start their work by asking people what they need their computers to do. Then, they plan a computer system that can do those tasks well. A system can include many computers working together and different types of software and tools.\n\nAfter analysts understand what the system needs to do, they break down the task into small steps. They draw diagrams and charts to show how information will get into the computers, how that information will be processed, and how it will get to the people who need it. For example, analysts might decide how sales information will get into a store's computers and how the computer will add up the information in a way that makes it useful for store managers.\n\nAnalysts experiment with different computer system plans. They try various tools and steps until they find the system that is fastest, easiest, and costs less.\n\nNext, analysts decide which computers, software, and tools to buy. They also tell computer programmers how to make any new software that is needed. They give the programmers step-by-step instructions. Some analysts help make the software, too.\n\nThe main job for some systems analysts is getting computers to work together. They connect them into a network. Analysts decide how to get information from one computer to another. Many help people get data from the Internet.\n\nAfter planning a system, analysts test it to make sure it works. They check to make sure that information is processed quickly and without mistakes. They also watch to see if the system is easy to use. Often, they have to change their plans to make the systems better.\n\nComputer systems analysts work in offices or computer labs. Some work from home. Working at the computer for a long time can give these workers eye, back, or wrist problems.\n\nSometimes, these workers work long hours to get a project done on time.\n\nAnalysts usually work as part of a team.
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Core banking software, is a suit of banking applications that might include systemas to control deposits, credit cards, loans, etc\n\nfor a comparison you'd have to see them for your self
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job analysis can mean many things.  In what context?\n\nlike description, effectivness, resault
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the branch of chemistry that uses a lot of computer is analytical. it depends on what kind of instrument, but most of them are connected to a computer to get the data/output
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DSS\n\n(Decision Support System) An information and planning system that provides the ability to interrogate computers on an ad hoc basis, analyze information and predict the impact of decisions before they are made.\nDBMSs let you select data and derive information for reporting and analysis. Spreadsheets and modeling programs provide both analysis and "what if?" planning. However, any single application that supports decision making is not a DSS. A DSS is a cohesive and integrated set of programs that share data and information. A DSS might also retrieve industry data from external sources that can be compared and used for historical and statistical purposes. An integrated DSS directly impacts management's decision-making process and can be a very cost-beneficial computer application. See EIS and OLAP.
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See the source. It has Database, Programming, IT Management, Networking, Software engineering, etc..\n\nEnjoy itt. :D:D
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I'd say Systems Analyst.
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analyse, design, develop, and manufacture all kinds of digital products and systems that including both hardware and software. They also plan, design, commission, performance monitor, optimise and manage complex computer systems.\n\nas well as \n\n    * liaise with clients to determine system requirements\n    * design servers and switches supporting the internet\n    * develop microprocessor chips to control computers and other hardware\n    * implement hardware and protocols supporting telecommunications networks\n    * prepare and interpret specifications, schematics and circuit diagrams\n    * design real-time operating systems\n    * use software tools for designing integrated circuits\n    * make prototypes\n    * develop software for business transactions, embedded control, compilers and editors, arithmetic and logic subroutines, simulation, CAD/CAM, office automation and educational applications\n    * implement process control systems such as navigation, guidance, detection and pollution monitoring instruments\n    * test software reliability\n    * develop computer systems\n    * use graphical user interfaces for complex industrial control systems\n    * provide technical support for marketing or customer service staff\n    * training technical staff\n    * develop and design recreational products and consumer electronics
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In aerospace, it's someone who performs a structural or thermal analysis on a potential design.  This is different from a design engineer, who will design the hardware, circuit, etc in the first place.  Analyst doesn't do the design, just verifies that it will work.
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Run your Activity Monitor to see what's going on with your computer.  You can view specific processes and what amount of system recources they're using.
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I have an associates in Computer Information Systems. Once I received the degree, I started as a programmer apprentice. From there, I was promoted to Programmer, Senior Programmer and then Systems Analyst.
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A lease analyst can be a person who examines lease applications for a larger leasing company or, more often, a person who is similar to a financial analyst who analyzes the performance of and potential for default of leases for leasing companies and lenders who are in the business of scrutinizing the leases for the secondary market.\n\nThese analysts also work for banks and lenders who analyze the leases their borrowers have with their tenants or on equipment to check cash flow, potential for default, and actual value. A lease with five payments left, no matter how solid is not as valuable as one with more long term potential
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define systems evaluations (specifically to what you need) it could be OS integrity, PC hardware/software compat.  future-proofing...or systems as in server farming - what do you want to know ?
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They can be as involved, complex, or simple as the company and setting.  A medium-sized information technology (IT) shop, office, or department will have functional positions based on what they need to provide for the computer users.  There will be an IT director or senior boss responsible for the various components.  There will likely be a computer on every information worker's desk and those will likely be networked together, a place for a network administrator to see that everyone stays connected.  With computers there are machines and connections to establish and maintain and the software that does the work on those machines.  Your senior technologist is likely the guy in charge of the machinery, the actual computers, printers, servers, modems, and cabling.  Your systems analyst is likely the person who makes sure that the computer programs that process the sales, track the inventory, and keep the books is working together correctly.  The IT director is often, but not always, the one who planned the whole process in a new company, but anyway an information architect is the person who maps out who needs to know what and how to get it to them.  This includes plans for growth in the company as well as planning for new technologies.  The help desk is merely someone who has a basic knowledge of the whole system in order to answer questions or ask questions that will be useful for the systems analyst or senior technologist to figure out what is broke and what they need to do to fix it.   \n\nI've done a bit of most of these, and one of the most fun moments was when a customer in a distant town insisted I drop what I was doing and fix her computer because it wouldn't start.  I was due in a few minutes for a planning meeting with a small municipality over their accounting package.  After listening to her, I asked her to first check that all the cables, particularly power cables were connected and plugged in.  She was incensed!  I reminded her of our hourly rate and how long it would take me to get there and suggested she check those again and call me back in a few minutes.  She did and I didn't need to go, the computer was unplugged.  Most problems are highly technical and need other things, like a signal meter on some cables as has happened recently to me.  But many are simple and a moderately capable person who has the patience to listen can save the high-dollar guys a lot of wasted time.
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home health aides, Network systems and data communications analysts. . . see following link
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Just my 2 cents, but I am an application support analyst, in fact, we have several at my job.  We all have our systems and we are reponsible for those systems.  Some require programming knowledge, some require interface knowledge (like HL7), and some jut require that you know how to do the basic troubleshooting and call the system vendor for the rest.  This job title is a very vague term in the industry, so call around to some places you are interested in, and speak to one.  I am sure someone would give you 5 minuutes of yout time... I just did!\n\nGood Luck!
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A popular title at computer companies, a systems engineer may be a system-level programmer or a person who performs pre-sales and/or post-sales programming and support for a hardware or software vendor.\n\nSimilar to software Engineer.