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Identify the statement below that is false with regards to the development of an AIS.

Identify the statement below that is false with regards to the development of an AIS.

• A newly designed AIS always meets user needs for a time period.

• Changes to the AIS are often difficult to make after requirements have been frozen into specifications.

• The development process can take so long that the system no longer meets company needs.

• Users are sometimes unable to specify their needs adequately.

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