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LIT-760: Design rationale systems: understanding the issues

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StatusUnavailable — searched 2026-10-14 for a lawful full text, none reached, so it is not read and no NOTE is filed. OpenAlex lists the IEEE DOI, closed, and a CiteSeerX cache, which redirected to the Wayback Machine and failed, and which is a crawl cache rather than an author posting; Unpaywall finds no open copy; IEEE Xplore returned an empty bot-check response; the University of Colorado research profile marks the article closed; a web search found no author-posted copy, only Lee's 1992 working papers on other topics. What the seven issues are, which CLAIM-179 cites it for, remains unknown here. It stays Unavailable until a copy is supplied.
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J. Lee (1997), IEEE Expert 12(3):78–85 — DOI-10.1109/64.592267

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Registered, not read. From the abstract only: most current design rationale systems fail to consider practical concerns, such as cost-effective use and smooth integration. The author identifies seven technical and business issues and describes their implications. What the seven are is not known here.

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Filed on 2026-10-06 at the owner’s request, with the rest of the design-rationale batch under ADR-030. See the curation entry of that day for why the batch is here.

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