Explain why a commitment to enterprise resource planning (ERP) would be very difficult to undo after it has been made
ERP involves committing to adopting a set of integrated packages for major information systems support. Once the packages are installed, it is difficult to go back to the prior way of doing business. In addition, the business often has to change the way it operates to conform to the ERP system, making it even more difficult to go back. Finally, the large investment that was made to implement the system makes it awkward for management to admit they made a mistake.
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A) customer-service B) product-customer C) tangible user D) attentive user E) crossing-based
Individuals who believe they are being pragmatic by following the status quo are likely to be ______.
a. managers b. leaders c. politicians d. contextualizers
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
An enabling statute is a(n):
a. unofficial mandate passed by Congress granting powers to an agency b. local law passed by the local legislature granting powers to an agency c. state law passed by the state supreme court granting powers to an agency d. state law passed by the state legislature granting powers to an agency e. none of the other choices are correct