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.... often attributed to the inadequacy of existing methods of requirements elicitation and work analysis (Schmidt, 1993) It is also increasingly accepted within the software engineering community that understanding the social real world is an important factor in software design and development (Potts, 1993). A growing expectation is that requirements elicitation should be informed by an analysis of the real world circumstances of work and its organisation (Goguen, 1993) As a result, it is no surprise that ethnography emerges as a candidate method for understanding the human nature of ....
Potts C. (1993) ' Software Engineering Research Revisited' IEEE Software Vol. 10 No 5, September 1993, pp 19-28.
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