Ordering additional hardware creates the least amount of organizational disruption compared to changes in the other four components of an information system.

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Ordering additional hardware can be done without major changes in the software, data, procedures, or people involved in an information system. It may still require some coordination with IT staff and users, but it is usually less disruptive than doing a major overhaul of the system's other components.

Ordering Additional Hardware Creates the Least Amount of Organizational Disruption