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The agile data modelling & design thinking approach to information system requirements analysis

Abstract Requirements analysis is an integral part of the development of Information Systems, and is essential to ensure that the system delivers the expected benefits. However, it is not a straightforward process, and the fact that Information Systems are used by humans introduces the human factors of complexity and unpredictability. This paper puts forward a requirements analysis process which involves the application of agile and design thinking to business oriented data modelling.