Design Of Inquiring SystemsBasic Books, 1971 - 288 pagina's |
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Pagina 47
... client , the decision maker , and the designer . The rather intricate interrelationships between this cast of characters need to be explained . The client can be described in terms of his value structure . For him there are a set of ...
... client , the decision maker , and the designer . The rather intricate interrelationships between this cast of characters need to be explained . The client can be described in terms of his value structure . For him there are a set of ...
Pagina 48
... client's and designer's . Thus we can recognize the tragicomedy of the designer's conceptuali- zation of the real system . He sees a client whose interests he believes should be served by the system and a decision maker who produces the ...
... client's and designer's . Thus we can recognize the tragicomedy of the designer's conceptuali- zation of the real system . He sees a client whose interests he believes should be served by the system and a decision maker who produces the ...
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... client ? In the last chapter we described basic research as a highly introverted system in which client , decision maker , and de- signer are approximately the same person . In our example , however , this is not the case , because the ...
... client ? In the last chapter we described basic research as a highly introverted system in which client , decision maker , and de- signer are approximately the same person . In our example , however , this is not the case , because the ...
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Design and Inquiry | 3 |
Fact Nets | 19 |
The Anatomy of Goal Seeking | 42 |
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