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A workshop approach to acquiring knowledge from single and multiple experts

This paper reports on the results of a study that incorporated a workshop session as a means of eliciting knowledge from an expert group in the economic development domain of targeted industry analysis. In this study, however, the problem domain was not focused on directly. Rather, the general systems principle of embedding the focal problem in an appropriate supersystem was followed, resulting in an emphasis on barriers to economic growth instead of targeted industry analysis.