Lessons learned from ERP failures include each of the following except:
A) Several of the best companies have suffered devastating consequences from ERP failures that had led to multi-million dollar losses, bankruptcy, or lawsuits.
B) Most often, ERP failures are eventually fixed and remain in use, which gives the false impression that the ERP was successful from the start.
C) The success-as well as failure-of ERP depends on organizational and technological factors that occur prior to, during, and after the implementation.
D) Vendor blogs, white papers, and YouTube posts are good sources of objective data for selecting a compatible ERP solution.

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Vendor blogs, white papers, and YouTube posts may offer useful information about ERP solutions, but they are unlikely to provide objective data. In general, companies should rely on a variety of sources, including independent analysts and customer reviews, to make an informed decision about which ERP solution is right for them. The other options listed are all valid lessons that can be learned from ERP failures.

Lessons Learned from ERP Failures Include Each of the Following