Systems Design and Implementation Systems design is about answering questions such as “how will the information system solve a problem”. The purpose of systems design is to modify and upgrade existing systems to achieve organizational goals. Technical design concerns the details of a system's outputs, inputs, and user interface. And it includes hardware, software, databases, telecommunications, personnel and procedures. This involves the components and how they relate to each other. However, there are several methods to achieve the logical design goal and it implies what the system will be able to do. It describes the functions of the system and includes the schedule and its purpose. Specifications include outputs, inputs, process, files, databases, procedures, telecommunications, controls, security, personnel, and work requirements. Security is very important in logical design. Physical design is about how tasks are performed and how system components will work together. Hardware, software, databases, telecommunications, personnel, procedures and control...