Which of the following is not an appropriate technology for storing lessons learned?
A)Object-oriented databases.
B)Electronic e-mail messages.
C)Case libraries.
D)Semi-structured document management systems.
E)Relational databases.

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Electronic email messages are not an appropriate technology for storing lessons learned as they are not organized or searchable. They may also contain confidential information that should not be publicly accessible. The other technologies listed (object-oriented databases, case libraries, semi-structured document management systems, and relational databases) are all appropriate for storing lessons learned as they provide structure, organization, and searchability.

Which of the Following Is Not an Appropriate Technology for Storing