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Requirements engineering involves three processes: (1) problem recognition; (2) problem understanding; (3) solution space specification. [5] This paper focuses on problem recognition and problem understanding—the needs determination component of requirements engineering. During needs determination effective communication between information system users and information system designers is critical—creative exploration of the problem environment is imperative.
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