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| SDLC Scenario | Verizon | | Ivan Anjum | DeVry University |

This paper was prepared for Human Resource Information Systems 340 taught by Mrs. Katsianis |

I am trying to choose the best model for Verizon in upgrading their technology quickly and efficiently. The best SDLC model to use for Verizon, in my opinion would be the waterfall model. The reason why the model is beneficial to Verizon is that it requires the least amount of time to implement the new technology to their existing system. They are interested in upgrading the system rather than implementing a new one each time Verizon feels the need to upgrade.
The waterfall method assumes the various phases are to be complete entirely sequentially. First a detailed
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