Information systems improve process quality by ________.
A) duplicating data
B) entirely replacing human activity
C) changing the work culture
D) controlling process flow
E) increasing purchasing power

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Information systems can improve process quality by controlling process flow through automating tasks, providing real-time data, and ensuring consistency in the process. This eliminates the possibility of errors, improves efficiency, and reduces costs. Duplicating data (A) and entirely replacing human activity (B) may not necessarily improve process quality and can even lead to confusion and errors. Changing the work culture (C) can have an indirect impact on process quality but may require time and resources. Increasing purchasing power (E) is unrelated to process quality.

Information Systems Improve Process Quality by ________