Eddy has decided on a conversion strategy to the new system.In this strategy,it replaces the old system entirely with the new system on an appointed day.It is a very risky approach that can potentially be more costly than running two systems in parallel if serious problems with the new system are found.There is no other system to fall back on.Dislocations,disruptions,and the cost of corrections may be enormous.Which conversion strategy are they employing?
A)phased approach strategy
B)pilot study strategy
C)direct cutover strategy
D)parallel strategy

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The conversion strategy being employed is the direct cutover strategy, as described in the scenario. This approach involves replacing the old system entirely with the new system on a chosen day, with no fallback option. This can be a high-risk strategy, as any serious problems with the new system could cause significant disruptions and costs.

Eddy Has Decided on a Conversion Strategy to the New