In cooptation
A)the new global system replaces all unit systems,including systems in the home territory.
B)the systems used on the company's home country are modified to communicate with the systems of foreign units so that each unit can retain their unique business processes.
C)the systems of specific foreign units are chosen to duplicate for use by other units.
D)opponents to a planned global system are brought into the process of designing and implementing the solution.
E)all the relevant parties are asked to participate in the design of global systems.

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In cooptation, opponents to a planned global system are brought into the process of designing and implementing the solution. This approach allows for input from all relevant parties and helps to mitigate any resistance that may arise. Option A is incorrect because cooptation does not involve replacing all unit systems. Option B is incorrect because cooptation involves modifying systems to communicate with foreign units, not retaining unique business processes. Option C is incorrect because cooptation does not involve duplicating the systems of specific foreign units. Option E is incorrect because while all relevant parties are asked to participate in the design of global systems, cooptation specifically refers to bringing in opponents to the process.

In Cooptation