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THE PROCESS OF SYSTEMS DESIGN: SOME PROBLEMS, PRINCIPLES AND PERSPECTIVES
This paper explores issues that are central to designing, and particularly to the design of information systems. It portrays the context of design, the considerations that go into designing - how these are in conflict, and how they are ultimately resolved - and the role of creativity in this pr
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