When Information Systems Projects Fail, the Primary Reason Has Traditionally

question 32

Multiple Choice

When information systems projects fail, the primary reason has traditionally been _____

• A) improperly trained programmers
• B) inadequate planning
• C) poor analysis, design, installation, or project management
• D) poor programming
• E) shortened testing periods

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