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Requirements envisioning is commonly associated with a change-driven approach. This approach is characterized by its flexibility and adaptability to changing requirements and stakeholder needs throughout the development process. In change-driven environments, requirements are not strictly predefined but evolve through collaboration, feedback, and iteration. This allows teams to respond effectively to new information or changing priorities that may arise during the project lifecycle.

In contrast, the big design upfront approach emphasizes extensive planning and design before any actual development occurs, which is often less conducive to evolving requirements. The plan-driven approach typically involves detailed upfront requirements gathering and documentation, which can limit responsiveness to changes. Lean methodologies focus on minimizing waste and maximizing value, which also emphasizes iterative development but in a context that doesn't specifically prioritize envisioning requirements in the same way as a change-driven approach does.