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1.2.4 Identify the relevant stakeholders when planning a new system.
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The definition of a stakeholder is a person who has an investment, share or interest in an business/industry.
A stakeholder in computer systems is anyone who:
Operates the system.
Benefits from the system (In either function, politics, finances, social benefits).
Is involved in buying or taking control of the system.
Regulates and takes care of finances, safety and other aspects of the system.
Opposes the system (Also known as negative stakeholders).
Is responsible for subsystems of the system.
Example: Apple's top 3 share-related stakeholders are FMR LLC, State Street Corp & Vanguard Group Inc.
The link below will show information concerning Apple's stakeholders and the amount of shares they own.
http://www.americanessays.com/study-aids/free-essays/management/main-stakeholders-of-apple-inc-usa.php
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A stakeholder in computer systems is anyone who:
Example: Apple's top 3 share-related stakeholders are FMR LLC, State Street Corp & Vanguard Group Inc.
The link below will show information concerning Apple's stakeholders and the amount of shares they own.
http://www.americanessays.com/study-aids/free-essays/management/main-stakeholders-of-apple-inc-usa.php