User involvement: A review of the benefits and challenges
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Abstract
User involvement is a widely accepted principle in development of usable systems. However, it is a vague concept covering many approaches. This study first clarifies the nature of user involvement and its expected benefits, and secondly reviews three streams of research, to evaluate the benefits and problems of varied user involvement approaches in practice. The particular focus of this study is on the early activities in the development process. An analysis of the literature suggests that user involvement has generally positive effects, especially on user satisfaction, and some evidence exists to suggest that taking users as a primary information source is an effective means of requirements capture. However,…
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- USable
- Computer science
- Process (computing)
- Focus (optics)
- User story
- User requirements document
- Product (mathematics)
- Computer user satisfaction
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