In the traditional systems development lifecycle, end users
A) are important and ongoing members of the team from the original analysis phase through maintenance.
B) are important only in the testing phases.
C) have no input.
D) are limited to providing information requirements and reviewing the technical staff's work.
E) control the development of the system.
Question 2
Based on your reading of the chapter, why should companies avoid creating an all-encompassing, new global system when moving towards global operations?
A) This approach may fail due to a lack of visibility.
B) It is difficult to quantify and explain the benefits of information systems that are large.
C) Grand design approaches typically fail to identify centers of excellence.
D) Opposition is strengthened because of requirements for huge resources.
E) This approach will fail because of a lack of concrete objectives.
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