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Designing the systemareful diagnosis of efficiency, effectiveness, and job satisfaction needs that has been carried out by the design group. The objective setting process can be complicated and usually involves negotiation between the different members of the design group if they represent different constituencies, for example, different functions or grades.

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Requirements analysis and QUICKethicsas a problem. These ‘hit or miss’ approaches are causing users to spend large sums of money on information systems that provide a poor fit. They have little relevance to real needs and may soon fall into disuse.

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Management information systemsn, accepted and working effectively is invariably more of a social than a technical problem. Success will depend as much on a good understanding of the social and business situation into which the technology is to be introduced, as on technical facility and expertise.

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Pausenspiele als performative Kinderkultur,task structures. To help systems designers, managers and other interested groups take advantage of this flexibility and achieve good organizational as well as good technical design, the author developed the ETHICS method.

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Diagnosing needsving assembly line, they do not as a rule force a particular pattern of work activities on those employees who have to interact with them. Provided that systems analysts recognize the advantages of flexibility and do not design in technical constraints, most computer systems can accept a variety of

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Management information systemsoves to be correct. While it is important to acquire high quality and appropriate software and hardware for specific problems, getting these systems in, accepted and working effectively is invariably more of a social than a technical problem. Success will depend as much on a good understanding of th