The Advantages and Disadvantages of Modular Implementation Are

question 71

Multiple Choice

The advantages and disadvantages of modular implementation are:

• A)Full system integration is available but hardware incompatibilities exist.
• B)It reduces the risks associated with installation and operation of the system, but full system integration is not available.
• C)All employees are exposed to some portion of the ERP system but critical information is still in the legacy system.
• D)Critical information is still available in the legacy system but technical support is not readily available for the legacy system.

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