Which of the following is a reason for an EIS project to fail?
A) poorly defined information requirements
B) poorly planned evolution
C) lack of executive support
D) All of the above

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All of the mentioned factors can contribute to the failure of an EIS project. Without clearly defined information requirements, the project may lead to unnecessary or inaccurate data analysis. Poorly planned evolution can lead to issues with data integration and compatibility. Lack of executive support can result in insufficient funding or resources for the project.

Which of the Following Is a Reason for an EIS