Which of the following is a major difference between a government's IT mission and the IT mission of a nonprofit organization?
A) Governmental issues involve financial transactions, whereas nonprofits do not perform financial transactions using technology.
B) Governmental issues will include aspects such as regulation and defense, whereas such issues will not concern nonprofit organizations.
C) Governmental issues are limited to e-governance and tax collection, whereas nonprofits involve a variety of issues such as education and health.
D) Governmental issues are strategic in nature, whereas the nonprofits' issues are operational in nature.

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Governmental IT missions will include aspects such as regulation and defense, whereas such issues will not concern nonprofit organizations. Nonprofits typically focus on delivering social services, education, health, and other charitable causes. While technology will play a role in achieving these goals, the issues involved are more operational than strategic.

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