Following the development of an application system, it is
determined that several design objectives have not been
achieved. This is MOST likely to have been caused by:
A. insufficient user involvement.
B. early dismissal of the project manager.
C. inadequate quality assurance (QA) tools.
D. noncompliance with defined approval points.
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Answer: A
User involvement is the most common reason for the failure
of an application system development.
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