Determine which of the four common approaches (traditional, prototype, RAD and end-user development), would be most suitable for the following real life scenarios, justifying your answer. o Scenario 1 - Jane, the Accounting Manager for Nationwide Audio Inc, leads a team of highly skilled professionals who have been managing all of the accounting activities manually on spreadsheets and word documents. A companywide initiative to reduce spending is the latest project of the new VP of Finance, resulting in new detailed reporting requirements. The project team will consist of skilled users from all area of the organization and must be ready for implementation in 6 months. o Scenario 2 - Steve is the owner of a rapidly growing department store. The store is using an out of date AIS, resulting in poor customer service, late and error-prone billing and inefficient control and the monitoring of inventory. If the store is to continue growing its AIS must be upgraded, however Steve is unsure of what exactly he needs the AIS to do to improve all the above issues. o Scenario 3 - Samantha is the Manager of Capital for The Town of Somewhere located in Northern Ontario. She has been tracking fixed assets purchased by the town on spreadsheets. This has caused multiple problems as not all data has been updated in a consistent manner, only one user can access the spreadsheet at a time etc. Samantha is fully aware of all the requirements and has a great working knowledge of database systems. Samantha has access to the complete Microsoft Office Suite, including Microsoft Access. o Scenario 4 - Joseph works for CanBlue, a large organization that is highly specialized in their field, and as a result they are unable to find any off the shelf packaged solutions to meet their diverse needs. Consultations have occurred and it has been recommended that CanBlue develop an in-house solution. Many of the stakeholders are worried about taking on such a large activity.