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Line 6: What sets outside-in software development apart from other stakeholder-based approaches is the categorization of the four types of stakeholders. While the following four groups are unique however there can be and is usually a lot of interaction between them: * '''Principals''': The people who buy your ~~software—the~~software. This is the most important stakeholder group to appease. * '''End users''': The people who interact with your product. They experience how your software works in the real world. * '''Partners''': The people who make your product work in real life, such as operations teams and also business partners and system integrators.

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