With the buy-and-modify approach to HRIMS there is a danger that:
A) the system is rebuilt from the ground up, which involves considerable time and cost.
B) the purchase of an incorrect system will make modifying it to meet the organisation's needs impossible.
C) too much modification of a system can reduce its flexibility and ease of use.
D) the system will be purchased with the intention of modifying it, but the modification never gets done.

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Page 105-106. Applied. Carrying out the necessary modifications to a purchased product does have significant advantages, but there is a risk that the modifications will be so considerable that substantial time and cost overruns occur.

With the Buy-And-Modify Approach to HRIMS There Is a Danger