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XSIQ * Information Technology - The Use/Evaluation Phase: re-engineering proposals The Use/Evaluation Phase: re-engineering proposals In this step the system is evaluated for further productivity improvements and the cycle may begin again. The evaluation of the system is not a finite event that concludes with the project meeting the design goals. It is a regular process that continually reviews the system and searches for deficiencies and areas where improvements can be made. Once design goals and performance targets have been met the cycle can be considered over, but as it is a cycle, it can begin again - and in fact, normally does, as further enhancements of the system are identified and the process of developing them is followed. Previous | NextView Comments and Reviews >>