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Which one of an organization's resources is the most important? a. Money b. Technology c. Data d. People A website that offers explanations and clarifications for several subjects. There is no peer review (a group of peers or experts do not verify the quality of information). As a result, it might not exhibit which of the following qualities? a. Application b. Validity c. Weight d. Relevance The design, development, management, and use of information technology tools to assist employees in carrying out all duties linked to information processing and management are all topics covered by a. Management by objectives b. Executive information system. c. Transaction processing system d. Management information system.

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