The interaction between information systems and organizations is influenced
A) primarily by the decision making of middle and senior managers.
B) by many factors, including structure, politics, culture, and environment.
C) by two main microeconomic forces: capital and labor.
D) primarily by the organization's business processes and culture.

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The interaction between information systems and organizations is influenced by many factors such as structure, politics, culture, and environment. While middle and senior managers play a role, it is not the only factor and the microeconomic forces of capital and labor are not the primary drivers. The organization's business processes and culture also play a part, but again, not the only factors influencing the interaction between information systems and organizations.

The Interaction Between Information Systems and Organizations Is Influenced