A Problem with Traditional Computerization of Operations Was That

question 91

Multiple Choice

A problem with traditional computerization of operations was that

• A)functional areas such as marketing and production created systems to meet their own needs without considering the needs of other areas.
• B)traditional systems often resulted in a collection of mismatched or redundant systems.
• C)both functional areas such as marketing and production created systems to meet their own needs without considering the needs of other areas and traditional systems often resulted in a collection of mismatched or redundant systems.
• D)neither functional areas such as marketing and production created systems to meet their own needs without considering the needs of other areas nor traditional systems often resulted in a collection of mismatched or redundant systems.

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