Bringes,a retail chain,has retail stores across three states.With its current legacy system,Bringes is having problems tracking the inventory levels for its stores.It is planning to implement an Oracle database system to replace this legacy system.Which of the following,if true,most supports Bringes' decision to replace its legacy system with an Oracle database system?
A) Implementing an Oracle database system will require hiring additional specialized personnel to manage it.
B) Partial implementation of the Oracle database system can create more problems than it is likely to solve.
C) Conversion cost required for the implementation of an Oracle database system is not supported by the IT budget.
D) Bringes' channel partners use a database system that supports the Oracle database system.
E) Maintenance of an Oracle database system is more expensive than the legacy system presently in use.

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Bringes' decision to implement an Oracle database system will be most supported if its channel partners also use a database system that supports the Oracle database system. This will ensure a smoother integration and interoperability between the systems, making it easier for Bringes to track inventory levels across its retail stores. Options A, B, C, and E provide reasons why Bringes may not want to implement an Oracle database system, and do not support the decision to replace the legacy system with Oracle.

Bringes,a Retail Chain,has Retail Stores Across Three States