A source/sink might not consist of a person inside or outside the business unit supported by the system you are analyzing who interacts with the system.

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A source/sink in a system analysis context typically refers to an external entity, which can be a person or another system, that interacts with the system by providing inputs (source) or receiving outputs (sink).

A Source/sink Might Not Consist of a Person Inside or Outside