Information Systems Development: Failure and Stakeholders

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What is a major risk factor for larger projects?

Increased complexity

What is the primary goal of the System Development Lifecycle (SDLC)?

To provide a structured approach to system development

What is the primary focus of the 'System engineering' stage in the Waterfall Lifecycle?

Allocating parts to hardware, software, and human resources

What is the purpose of the 'Testing' stage in the Waterfall Lifecycle?

To ensure the system meets user requirements

What is the primary goal of the 'Maintenance' stage in the Waterfall Lifecycle?

To make changes to the system during usage

What is an example of a 'People' factor that can contribute to project failure?

Ineffective stakeholder management

What are the three main groups of people involved in the development of information systems?

End users, clients, and professionals

What are the two main reasons why things can go wrong in information systems development?

Quality and productivity problems

Why is it important to identify stakeholders in information systems development?

Because they are affected by or involved in the system

What can be a consequence of poorly developed aspects of the system design?

Feelings of frustration, loss of confidence, and increased staff turnover

What is a project considered a failure when it does not meet the expectations of its?

Stakeholders

What is the primary cause of IT/IS project failures according to the text?

Poor project management

Test your understanding of the stakeholders involved in information systems development, including end users, clients, and professionals. Learn about the common reasons why things can go wrong, such as quality and productivity problems.

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