Analysis

  • Michael Bronzite
Chapter

Abstract

Part 1 set out to establish that most system development exercises were pretty much doomed not to meet their original objectives.

Keywords

User Requirement Structure Framework System Project Fault Mode Traffic Control Centre 
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