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Compare and contrast the following 3 information sources (business systems planning (BSP), in-depth interviews, and critical success factor generation). Discuss: When is it appropriate to use each? What limitations should the HMIS team be aware of when using this method?

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Business systems planning is essentially a methodology by which organizations analyze and design information processes or systems for the organization. In-depth interviews on the other hand, are essentially qualitative techniques that are used to collect and analyze data in order to ...

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