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Reflections on Development Methods for Information Systems: A Set of Distinctions Between Models

Argues that a set of distinctions between methods for information systems development is useful for learning about the methods and their relation to practice. Examines three projects conducted in three similar branches of the same bank. Evolves a set of distinctions: the context, the consequences and the conditions, for application of the models. Suggests areas of further research.

Peter Axel Nielsen

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