Compared with traditional methods, when properly used, joint application development (JAD) can result in _____.
A) less expense and greater manageability if the group is too large
B) a more accurate statement of system requirements
C) a better understanding of common goals
D) a stronger commitment to the success of the new system

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Joint application development (JAD) involves bringing together different stakeholders to jointly define requirements for a new system. By involving stakeholders early on in the process, JAD can result in a more accurate statement of system requirements (B), a better understanding of common goals (C), and a stronger commitment to the success of the new system (D). While JAD may require some initial expense, it can ultimately result in greater manageability and efficiency in the development process (A) if the size of the group is properly managed.

Compared with Traditional Methods, When Properly Used, Joint Application Development