Scope Management
Deliverables
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150,000 RFID tags
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850 + 8 + 9 RFID readers
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Barcode Scanner
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9 display monitors
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9 Information Walls
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Appropriate signage
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Central database system
Quality Management
High Level Requirement |
Quality Standard |
Metric |
Each book in the store should have an RFID tag |
150,000 (+/- 5%) |
Books tagged |
RFID tags should not be immediately visible to patrons |
Not visible without inspecting the book |
Can RFID tag be seen without inspection? |
RFID tags should not be trivial to remove |
Someone should not be able to remove an RFID tag in under 5 seconds without tools |
Amount of time to remove an RFID tag from a book |
High Level Requirement |
Quality Standard |
Metric |
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RFID tags should be able to last at least 20 years |
20 years |
Manufacturer’s stated lifetime |
Additional RFID tags should be easily procurable by BBB |
<1 hour |
Time to order new tags |
Each shelf should be capable of determining all books on or near the shelf |
>99% of books within 1M of a specific bookcase should be detectable by RFID readers |
Book reporting accuracy |
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High Level Requirement |
Quality Standard |
Metric |
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Each shelf should report back which books are near it to the central database every 30 seconds to 1 minute |
Between 30 seconds and 1 minute |
Frequency of report |
The information wall system should be able access and display data from BBB’s website via URL |
The BBB site can be displayed via URL on the screen |
Can the display access the BBB site via URL? |
The central database should associate each book’s RFID, ISBN, and date the tag was entered into the system |
Someone can enter a book’s RFID, ISBN, and entry date for a book in <10 seconds |
Time to enter a book’s RFID, ISBN, and entry date |
Scope Management
By Kyle Coberly