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Maintaining user participation throughout the systems development cycle

Published: 16 May 1983 Publication History

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Effective user participation is well known to be an important aspect of good system development methodology. Specific tools and techniques for managing user participation in all phases of the systems development life cycle are illustrated by a large business system development project at Texas Instruments. Emphasis is placed on maintaining a constant level of communication between user and developer as the system design evolves.

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Jackson, James E. "The Role of the User at Standard Oil Company (Indiana) In The Development of Large-Scale Business Systems." AFIPS, Proceedings of the National Computer Conference (Vol. 51), 1982, pp. 549--553.
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Raynor, R. J., and L. D. Speckmann. "Structured User Participation in Systems Requirements Specification." In Proceedings of the 26th Annual Conference of the Society for General Systems Research on Systems Methodology. Louisville, Ky.: The Society for General Systems Research, 1982, pp. 305--310.
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IBM. Administrative Engineering Information Management System: System Definition. New York: IBM Corporation, 1975.
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DeMarco, T. Structured Analysis and System Specification. New York: Yourdon, 1979.

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AFIPS '83: Proceedings of the May 16-19, 1983, national computer conference
May 1983
808 pages
ISBN:0882830392
DOI:10.1145/1500676
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Published: 16 May 1983

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