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== | == Introduction == | ||
''Introductionary story on the topic discussed'' | ''Introductionary story on the topic discussed'' | ||
=== | === Team Composition === | ||
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<li>Bauke Fahner</li> | <li>Bauke Fahner</li> | ||
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== | == Research Questions == | ||
In our research we have identified 5 different categories, namely: | In our research we have identified 5 different categories, namely: | ||
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See the [[research questions section]] for the actual questions. | See the [[research questions section]] for the actual questions. | ||
== | == Driving Forces == | ||
== | == Diagrams == | ||
=== | === Systems Diagram === | ||
=== | === Other diagrams === | ||
== | == Scenarios == | ||
=== | === Scenario 1 === | ||
=== | === Scenario 2 === | ||
=== | === Scenario 3 === | ||
== 6. References == | == 6. References == |
Revision as of 14:42, 28 February 2007
Introduction
Introductionary story on the topic discussed
Team Composition
- Bauke Fahner
- XinYu Jiang
- Bas Sluismans
- Sanna Tauriainen
- Raymond de Vos
Research Questions
In our research we have identified 5 different categories, namely:
- History
- Economic Perspective/Value
- General Information
- Prospective usage of books
- Law, Legislation and Stakeholders
See the research questions section for the actual questions.