Accounting Information Systems 9th Edition

9th Edition

ISBN: 9781305756700

Author: Hall

Publisher: CENGAGE C

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Most firms underestimate the cost and time requirements of the SDLC by as much as 50%. Why do you think this occurs? In what stages do you think the underestimates are most dramatic?

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Accounting Information Systems 9th Edition

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