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ORDIT: a new methodology to assist in the process of eliciting and modelling organizational requirements
Requirements engineering from an organisational perspective needs to be viewed as social engineering, Thus in this paper a modelling language will be presented, which is visual in nature, and with which we assert that it is possible to diagrammatically represent and reason about the impact that an information technology system may have on an organisation, and thus derive organisational requirements.