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XSIQ * Information Technology - The planning phase - establishing control mechanisms Establishing Control Mechanisms A clear set of procedures and techniques must be established to ensure that proper controls exist on any data gathered in subsequent stages to ensure that it is valid. For example, it is often necessary to follow-up an interview or survey with direct observation to confirm your findings. Click here to view an example of a feasibility matrix. Previous | NextView Comments and Reviews >>