Harold, a district manager for the multioutlet chain of Sprocket’s Gifts, thinks

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Harold, a district manager for the multioutlet chain of Sprocket’s Gifts, thinks that building a prototype can mean only one thing: a nonworking scale model. He also believes that this way is too cumbersome to prototype information systems and thus is reluctant to do so.

a. Briefly (in two or three paragraphs) compare and contrast the other three kinds of prototyping that are possible so that Harold has an understanding of what prototyping can mean.

Harold has an option of implementing one system, trying it, and then having it installed in five other Sprocket locations if it is successful. Name a type of prototyping that would fit well with this approach, and in a paragraph defend your choice

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Prototypes:

There are different types of prototypes when it comes to prototyping and each of it can be effective in times when required or when not. So here we go with the types of prototyping.They are as follows:

The prototyping model that will be helpful for Harold here will be the representational models.The reason behind it is as follows:

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