Despite Potential Benefits, Not All Companies Invest in ERP If

Multiple Choice

Despite potential benefits, not all companies invest in ERP if they cannot meet requirements or overcome the challenges. Which of the following is not one of those requirements or challenges?

A) Applications must be tightly aligned with well-defined and designed business processes.
B) Initial costs to purchase or lease and set up the ERP are very low, but maintenance might be extremely high.
C) Initial costs to purchase or lease and set up the ERP may be extremely high.
D) Apps may be too complex for employees to use correctly to improve efficiency and ROI.