Computer Performance Analysis: Framework and Initial Phases for a Performance Improvement Effort

Thomas E. Bell, BARRY W. BOEHM, Watson, R. A. · RAND Corporation eBooks · 1972

Abstract : The report, designed primarily as an aid for 'getting started,' provides a procedural framework for a performance improvement effort and suggests specific techniques for the initial phases. the suggested procedure consists of seven phases: (1) understanding the system, (2) analyzing operations, (3) formulating performance improvement hypotheses, (4) analyzing probable cost-effectiveness of modifications, (5) testing specific hypotheses, (6) implementing appropriate combinations of modification and (7) testing the effectiveness of the implemented modifications.

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