The benefits of the object-oriented approach to systems design include all of the following except
A) this approach does not require input from accountants and auditors
B) development time is reduced
C) a standard module once tested does not have to be retested until changes are made
D) system maintenance activities are simplified

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The object-oriented approach does not eliminate the need for input from accountants and auditors. In fact, their perspectives are valuable in ensuring that the system accurately reflects the organization's financial processes and controls. Therefore, option A is incorrect. The other options are all benefits of the object-oriented approach, so they are correct.

The Benefits of the Object-Oriented Approach to Systems Design Include