The advantages and disadvantages of modular implementation are:
A)Full system integration is available but hardware incompatibilities exist.
B)It reduces the risks associated with installation and operation of the system, but full system integration is not available.
C)All employees are exposed to some portion of the ERP system but critical information is still in the legacy system.
D)Critical information is still available in the legacy system but technical support is not readily available for the legacy system.

Question

The advantages and disadvantages of modular implementation are:
A)Full system integration is available but hardware incompatibilities exist.
B)It reduces the risks associated with installation and operation of the system, but full system integration is not available. 
C)All employees are exposed to some portion of the ERP system but critical information is still in the legacy system. 
D)Critical information is still available in the legacy system but technical support is not readily available for the legacy system.

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Modular implementation reduces the risks associated with installation and operation of the system, but full system integration is not available. This means that each module can be implemented individually, which decreases the complexity of the implementation process and reduces the impact of errors or failures. However, since full system integration is not available, there may be limitations on the interoperability of the different modules, which can create efficiency problems or increase the likelihood of hardware incompatibilities. Options A, C, and D do not describe the advantages and disadvantages of modular implementation accurately.

The Advantages and Disadvantages of Modular Implementation Are