QUESTION 7

EVENT: Event can be defined generally as something that happens on a stated time and place which has special group of conditions such as falling down the stairs while trying to reach the ring. Event has also a meaning for computer software systems as can be said any significant change in the state of system resource or network resource. An event can be generated for a problem or for the resolution of a problem. For example, seeing blue screen and having an instantaneous restart is an event and shows that a problem is reaching.

PROCESS: Process can be defined as any set of conditions or causes which work together to produce an aimed result generally. Also process is the step or operation involved in changing the status of materials or parts that advance a material or procedure from one stage of completion to another. Briefly, process is a logical series of events conditions that must be overcome or resolved in order to reach aimed result.

LIFE CYCLE: Life cycle is the period from the beginning to the end during a process generally. More specifically life cycle can be defined as the successive stages of a system especially production system starting from the decision to produce and supplying the raw materials and whatever is needed for production, ending with the disposal of the product. This is the end for the first life cycle of the product and the start of new life cycle on the hands of consumer which will end with the annihilation.

References:http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/event.html
http://www.iienet2.org/Details.aspx?id=2206
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Process
A handbook of management Kempner, Thomas.