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Foreword Summary Glossary

Introduction

problem analysis
Company description
Business orientation (only for internship)
Context and system landscape
Issue
Goal
Possible solutions
Stakeholders

Approach
Methodologies
Conditions
Risk analysis
Planning

Requirements Analyse
Functional requirements
Non-functional requirements
Preconditions/frameworks
Technology choices

Architecture and design
Introduction/approach
5.2 …

Realization
Development Street
6.2 …

To test
Test strategy
Report
Metrics
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This chapter describes the causes, consequences and context of the problem so that the problem can be better identified and analyzed. First of all, the reason for the problem is formulated in paragraph 3.1. In section 3.2 the problem that needs to be solved is formulated. In section 3.3, possible solutions to the problem are identified and discussed. Section 3.5 identifies the various stakeholders in the problem.

Cause of the problem
Exchanging files is an everyday need, both at home and in the office. It may happen that files are shared between different devices, for example from a phone to a laptop. To exchange files it is necessary that the devices can be connected to each other. This can be achieved through a physical link, such as external storage or a cable, or by using a third-party app.
Using a physical link is not always available or practicable. This could be, for example, if you are on the road and do not have access to an external hard drive or if you want to connect multiple devices at the same time. If this is the case, an app must be used that can send files. InsidecompanyY Slack or Gmail will be used to exchange files.
However, this does not always run smoothly, as both parties must have the relevant applications installed. This can sometimes lead to compatibility issues between devices running different operating systems. Sharing files between different Apple products can be easily done via AirDrop, but if you want to share a file from an Android phone, for example, this is not possible via AirDrop as this app is only supported on Apple operating systems. InsidecompanyY the participants have the freedom to use an operating system of their choice, which means that there are all kinds of devices available with different operating systems.
In addition, many platforms require an account, so if the person you want to share the file with will have to register if they don't already have an account for the platform. Logging in with an existing account can also require a lot of effort because you need to find the account password when a password manager is used to store unique and complex passwords.
In addition, the platforms often restrict the size of the file that is shared. Slack sets a hard limit of 1GB, with Gmail this limit is even lower, namely 25 MB. The platforms impose these restrictions as their application becomes responsible for storing and distributing the file. Because of this, large file transfers are often not available for free, or are limited to a certain file size before the user has to pay to exchange the file. This can be an obstacle, especially when there is frequent exchange of large files.
In addition, problems can arise when sharing smaller files via existing applications. To reduce the amount of data that the platforms send, many platforms use compression algorithms. Unfortunately, this comes with data loss, resulting in a noticeably lower quality of images, videos and music files. As a result, these files often have a visibly or audibly lower quality than the original.


Issue
Exchanging files from device to device has several limitations and challenges. Including a fixed maximum on the size of the file, which means that files exceeding this limit cannot be shared. Popular platforms where people frequently exchange files, such as Slack, email and WhatsApp, compress the files that are sent, leading to quality loss that often causes images to be of poor quality compared to the original file. In addition, other platforms impose limits on file processing speed through throttling. As a result, the exchange of files is not as fast as the sender's internet speed allows. In addition, privacy can be a concern when using a third-party service, as the user must trust that the shared files are not stored in an unknown location, especially if the contents of these files contain sensitive information.

Solution directions
To improve the flow of file exchange, various solution directions can be envisioned. The exchange of files can be tackled in different ways, in order to find a suitable solution, a suitable solution must be considered. The solutions must take into account the current problems surrounding the exchange of files mentioned in paragraph 3.2.

Client-server file sharing
First of all, we can look at the use of a client-server architecture. One client sends the file to the server, after which the recipient can download the file from the server, see figure 3. However, this is not a suitable solution to consider because the same limitations will occur as those arising from the problem analysis, only the person responsible for the capacity and storage will be with a self-hosted server instead of with an external cloud provider.