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XSIQ * Information Technology - The System Development Life Cycle Overview The System Development Life Cycle Overview Information systems and products do not just 'happen' - they are usually the result of a process that identifies problems and creates solutions to them. The most successful information technology systems are those that are able to properly solve problems within an organisation. The development of information products and systems will usually follow a process that involves a number of distinct phases. There are a number of names that this process is given, including: system life cycle, system development life cycle and system development methodology. We will use the term system development life cycle (SDLC) however, any of the other terms could be used interchangeably. In this job advertisement you will see that 'SDLC' has been used as a standard industry term. Each of the phases has a series of events or steps that are completed in order to arrive at the final product. Previous | NextView Comments and Reviews >>