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Effective Systems Design & Requirements Analysis: The ETHICS Method

Mumford, E. (1995). The ETHICS method is a detailed systematic design and development process which targets the identification of stakeholder needs and, by satisfying those needs, creates a level of job satisfaction that is likely to contribute to successful system implementation.

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