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SYSE.12:3 - Forces

  • Shared capabilities and provider Work reduce duplication, while different engineering profiles need different interfaces, evidence, and physical means.
  • Case-independent access can shorten feedback, while consequential changes still require separate permission and assurance.
  • Recommended arrangements reduce routine burden, while novel Work needs extension, bypass, and exception conditions.
  • Automation lowers repeated effort, while hidden automation can erase provenance, uncertainty, or recovery.
  • Practitioners need stable participation and provision, while Systems designated as project systems-of-interest, Methods, descriptions, and evidence demands keep changing.
  • A maintained platform needs product care, but platform-local metrics cannot replace practitioner results or results involving the project system-of-interest.