CATWOE Analysis
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CATWOE analysis is a method used in soft systems analysis to identify the key components involved in an information system. It examines the Customers, Actors, Transformations, World view, Owners, and Environment of the system. The Customers are those directly affected by the system. The Actors are those undertaking system activities. Transformations refer to the inputs, processes, and outputs of the system. The World view considers external factors influencing system development. The Owners are those responsible for the organization. The Environment comprises political, economic, social and other contextual factors that could impact the system.
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CATWOE Analysis
- 1. CATWOE Analysis - CATWOE analysis is an analytical method for determining the problems and process during soft system analysis. - It helps to identify and categorise all the people, processes and external factors involved in the Information system that is being analysed.
- 2. CATWOE Meaning CATWOE stands for: C = Customers/Clients A = Actors/Agents T = Transformations W = World view O = Owners E = Environment
- 3. Customers/Clients Are those who directly be benifited or effected by information system of an organization. They need to be asked the following questions: - Do they have any problems with the existing system? - How will they react to a new system?
- 4. Actors/Agent They are the one who will be undertaking the activities associated with the information system. The following questions need to be considered by the analyst: - What will be the impact of a new system on them? - How might they react to a new system?
- 5. Transformations Refer to what happens to the data and what processes will be affected by development of the system The analyst needs to consider: What are the inputs? Where do the inputs come from? How are the inputs converted into the outputs? What are the outputs? Where do the outputs go? Are there other processes and if so, what are they?
- 6. World View - This refers to what is going on in and outside the organisation and that may be influencing development of the system. - The analyst needs to consider if there will there be other impacts as a result of system development and if so, what they will be.
- 7. Owner - Refers to who owns the organisation - The analyst needs to find the answers to the following questions: What role will they play in the system development? Can they help or hinder the analysis? How could they help make the analysis a success? Are there other stakeholders who could make a claim for ownership or part ownership?
- 8. Environment - The analyst needs to be aware of the demands of the political, legal, economic, social, demographic, technological, ethical, competitive, and environmental factors and associated constraints and limitations. - It needs to be investigated whether this will affect the analysis and development of the system. Questions that the analyst will need to find answers for include: Are there any financial, legal, ethical limits etc? If so, what impact might these have on analysis and design? How could they be resolved?