Systems Analysis

Knut Samset

Chapter 17 in Early Project Appraisal, 2010, pp 169-181 from Palgrave Macmillan

Abstract: Abstract In principle, a concept is the best response to one or more tangible needs. A comprehensive approach implies that one must first identify the relevant needs as well as the corresponding functional requirements to be met by the concept in the context in which it will fit.1 The process that leads to identification of a project concept should be as open as possible, in the sense that it’s not excessively constrained to specific operational solutions or tied to a predetermined choice. The process should facilitate unbiased identification of various alternatives.

Date: 2010
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