Most large companies with overseas operations have inherited:
A)recently built technology platforms for international systems.
B)patchwork international systems from the distant past.
C)transaction-oriented reporting based at the home office for overseas business.
D)global marketing systems developed domestically.
E)enterprise systems developed by local firms.

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Large companies with overseas operations often have a patchwork of international systems from different time periods, which can lead to inefficiencies and difficulties in integration. It is less common for these companies to have recently built technology platforms or global marketing systems developed domestically, and enterprise systems developed by local firms may not be consistent across all locations. Transaction-oriented reporting based at the home office is a possibility, but it is not as common as the use of patchwork systems.

Most Large Companies with Overseas Operations Have Inherited