When Selecting a PMIS, the Concern Is Whether or Not

question 7

Multiple Choice

When selecting a PMIS, the concern is whether or not the system can handle the number of tasks you expect to perform, the number of resources you expect to need, and the number of projects you expect to be managing simultaneously. For most organizations the information system _______ is not an issue.

• A) load
• B) capacity
• C) purpose
• D) adequacy

---

Definitions:

Interdependent Forces

Factors or elements within a system or environment that rely on or influence each other, affecting outcomes or behaviors.

Moving Stage

A phase within a process or project characterized by significant transition or change.

Organizational Change

Organizational change refers to the process through which a company or organization goes through a transition to achieve a desired state, improve processes, technologies, or organizational structure.

New Norms

Emerging standards or practices that become accepted within a society or organization.