Computer-based information systems are usually conceived, designed, and implemented using some form of systematic development process. The investigation stage includes _______________.
A) determining the economic or technical feasibility of a proposed application
B) acquiring and learning how to use the necessary software
C) improving the system
D) All of the choices are correct.

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The investigation stage of the systematic development process involves determining the economic or technical feasibility of a proposed application, such as assessing the costs, benefits, and potential risks of the project. Acquiring and learning how to use necessary software and improving the system come later in the development process. Therefore, only choice A is the best option.

Computer-Based Information Systems Are Usually Conceived, Designed, and Implemented Using