PURSUING AN ENGINEERING DISCIPLINE: Can an Engineering Approach Work?: Information Systems Management: Vol 10, No 1

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Many issues continue to make systems development a labor-intensive and difficult undertaking. Some issues, such as the ever-increasing number of interfaces and the lack of an agreed-upon theory, suggest that compared to other engineering disciplines, systems development is fundamentally different.

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Hugh W. Ryan

HUGH W., RYAN is director of new age systems and a partner in Anderson Consulting, Chicago.

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