Software Performance-driven Quality Refinement of MINPHIS: an architectural view
Dr. Theresa Olubukola Omodunbi · journal_article
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2013
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Sep 25, 2026
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Performance is an important attribute of a software system. The need to use suitable techniques to analyze the performance characteristics of any software system is paramount most especially at the architectural level. Performance as a requirement often originates from the organization’s business goals. In the case of the Made in Nigeria Primary Healthcare Information System (MINPHIS) as a product, the business goal is to enter new and emerging geographic markets where the system will be expected to perform effectively. In this paper we considered performance refinement issues of MINPHIS application from the architectural point of view. We present the entity-relationship diagram (ERD) as a role-based quality model of performance attributes showing the main stakeholder roles of MINPHIS software system. The performance goal refinement will be to support regulations that require life system like the MINPHIS application that keeps patient records and generates various reports for health management and research purposes. The paper also presents the module view of MINPHIS architecture, and show who the major stakeholders are and the performance refinement characterization.
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