Key stakeholders in the factory could eventually include certain business users and clients, and in this event procedures for their own monitoring and inspection of manufacturing processes and conditions can of course be developed and implemented, allowing for a broader range of monitoring goals and entities, Architecture/Design Constraints

The architecture of the proposed factory must primarily focus on cost-effectiveness and efficiency. Minimizing environmental impact, both in real terms and in aesthetics, must also be taken into consideration. In this latter regard, location can drastically effect architecture and associated costs. Design constraints, also, must be geared towards maximizing efficiency. Clean rooms will be needed for some of the components used in manufacturing, and these areas should be both separate yet easily accessible from the other areas of the factory, including offices and other manufacturing rooms. Centralization of design is key to promoting intra-factory communication and coordination.

Purchased Components

All raw materials used for the construction of the factory and the manufacture of the cell phone units will need to be purchased from outside vendors. Where possible, exclusive contract from materials suppliers will be established to ensure security and competitive rates for both firms. The factory itself will only be engaged in the design and assembly of the cell phone units, and not in the procurement or the processing of the raw materials needed in the manufacturing process. Essentially every component of the factory and the manufacturing process, including equipment and raw materials, will need to be purchased.

Legal and Regulatory Requirements

Environmental and employment requirements represent the two primary areas of concern in this section. Depending on the location of the factory, the standards and commitments of the business might actually exceed those implemented by local governments and legislation. In this event, the business will maintain its standards regardless of the cost effectiveness of sacrificing such principles. In addition to the sense of shared responsibility and global citizenship by which these principles...

Marketing techniques, especially in the past several years, have begun to heavily emphasize social and environmental responsibility, and this business aims to be an industry leader in this regard.
Associated Document Requirements

Specific information that is location dependent will be added to this document as such information becomes available. Feasibility studies of various factory location options must be conducted before such specifics can be incorporated into existing projected requirements. Changes, additions, and eliminations to the itemized requirements in this document will result in appropriate numbering of document series and development.

Copyright and Other Notices

This document is protected by international copyright law, and the business is the sole owner of this document and the information contained herein. Any subsequent additions or alterations to the document will likewise remain protected by existing copyright laws, and the unauthorized use or reprinting of this document in whole or in part for any but a standard fair use shall be prosecuted both criminally and civilly to the full extent of the law.

Applicable Standards

The standards of accurate assessment and reporting for business requirements have been employed in the creation of this document. Any discrepancies or misinformation contained herein is entirely unintentional and is the sole responsibility fo the individual who prepared the document.

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Requirements Stability Index (RSI)

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10/25/09

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