What Is a Difference Between Low-End and Midrange Tools of the Project

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Multiple Choice

 What is a difference between low-end and midrange tools of the project management software?

• A) Low-end tools are designed to handle primarily multiple users whereas midrange tools are created to handle single users.
• B) Low-end tools provide robust capabilities to handle dispersed workgroups whereas midrange tools do not.
• C) Midrange tools provide basic project management features whereas low-end tools offer enterprise and portfolio management functions.
• D) Midrange tools are designed to handle larger projects than low-end tools.

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