The "Information Technology Paradox" Refers to

question 67

Multiple Choice

The "information technology paradox" refers to

• A) widespread confusion over how to utilize email and IM.
• B) the idea that technology has cut down interpersonal communication in business.
• C) the idea that information tools (such as email) can waste as much time as they save.
• D) frustration surrounding incompatibility between Apple and Microsoft operating systems.
• E) none of the above.

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