The IT Productivity Paradox Is

Multiple Choice

The IT productivity paradox is:

A) That it is always better to invest in low-tech solutions rather than high-tech ones
B) Most commonly accepted by technological optimists
C) That as all investment is financially risky, businesses must be cautious not to overestimate the possible future returns
D) That while it is assumed that ICT developments have revolutionized business there is little evidence that this is reflected in productivity statistics