Supervision in a computerized environment is more complex than in a manual environment for all of the following reasons except
A)rapid turnover of systems professionals complicates management's task of assessing the competence and honesty of prospective employees
B)many systems professionals have direct and unrestricted access to the organization's programs and data
C)rapid changes in technology make staffing the systems environment challenging
D)systems professionals and their supervisors work at the same physical location

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This option is incorrect because it states a reason that is not true. In a computerized environment, systems professionals and their supervisors may not necessarily work at the same physical location due to remote work and outsourcing possibilities. A, B, and C are all valid reasons why supervision in a computerized environment is more complex than in a manual environment.

Supervision in a Computerized Environment Is More Complex Than in a Manual