A manager designing a control system should evaluate the information provided by the system in terms of which of the following questions?
A)Does the system provide people more than enough data?
B)Does the system provide information about how other parts of the organization are doing?
C)Does the system provide the information to decision makers only at the top of the organization?
D)Does the system provide people with data relevant to the decisions they need to make?
E)Does it provide information about HR?

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The key question when evaluating the information provided by a control system is whether it provides people with data relevant to the decisions they need to make. Option A is not necessarily a good thing, as it can lead to information overload. Option B is important but not the primary concern when evaluating the system. Option C is not desirable, as information should be provided to decision-makers at all levels. Option E is not relevant to the question of evaluating the information provided by a control system.

A Manager Designing a Control System Should Evaluate the Information