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If the project team and organizational officials reassess the project after each subsequent SDLC phase to determine if the business conditions have changed or if a more detailed understanding of a system's costs, benefits, and risks suggest that the project is not as worthy as previously thought, they are:
A) using a CASE methodology.
B) adhering to the incremental commitment principle.
C) using a staged approach to systems development.
D) overly cautious.
E) adhering to a bottom-up commitment principle.

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Essentials of Systems Analysis and Design

Edition: 6^th

Authors: Valacich, George

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