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__________ tool is an integrated package of computer-based tools that automate important aspects of the software development process.
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__________ is an approach to systems design in which a simplified working model of a system is developed.
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__________ is the analysis and redesign of business processes and information systems to achieve significant performance improvements.
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According to Michael Hammer's principle, the organisation should organise business processes around __________, not tasks.
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In a reengineered system, the people who do the work have decision-making responsibility. This is to __________ workers, use built-in controls, and flatten the organization chart.
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_________ is one the challenges faced by re-engineering efforts which requires continual reassurance, persuasion, and support for changes happening in the organisation.
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__________ is one the challenges faced by re-engineering efforts which BPR is sometimes viewed as just the same picture in a different frame.
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__________ basic requirements is the first step of prototyping
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__________ iterations is the third step of prototyping
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The advantage of prototyping include better __________ of user needs
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The advantage of CASE technology include increased __________ as it can automate repetitive tasks.
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A problem with CASE technology as some tools do not interact effectively with some systems.
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One of the BPR objectives is to __________ organisational work practices and information flows to take advantage of technological advancements.
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There are four items that users must see and use tentative versions of prototype which are data entry display screens, input prompts, source documents and __________
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Is a prototype that may be discarded, and the systems requirements identified in the process of building them can be used to develop a new system.
