BelAir Tech Needs a New Information System to Manage Increasing

Multiple Choice

BelAir Tech needs a new information system to manage increasing customer orders and changing demands.The company's five-member IS team is competent and capable of developing a new system,but BelAir decides against developing a system in-house.Which of the following,if true,would most weaken BelAir's decision?

A) The company's preferred vendor is willing to provide a basic information system at a reduced rate.
B) The company's IS team is short-staffed and is finding it difficult to cope with increased work.
C) The costs of outsourcing systems development are greater than those of adapting an off-the-shelf system.
D) The company's IS department has the qualifications to develop the new system.
E) The company's requirements for the new system are very specialized.