The most common reason for the failure of information systems to meet the needs of users is that:

A. user needs are constantly changing.

B. the growth of user requirements was forecast inaccurately.

C. the hardware system limits the number of concurrent users.

D. user participation in defining the systems requirements was inadequate.

Explanation:

Lack of adequate user involvement, especially in the systems requirements phase, will usually result in a system that does not fully or adequately address the needs of the user. Only users can define what their needs are, and therefore what the system should accomplish.