How is project planning distinct from general information systems planning?
A)General information systems planning focuses on assessing the information systems needs of the entire organization.
B)Project planning focuses on assessing the information systems needs of the entire organization.
C)General information systems planning focuses on defining clear,discrete activities and the work needed to complete each activity within a single project.
D)Project planning focuses on defining discrete activities needed to complete all projects.

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Project planning is a part of general information systems planning, which focuses on assessing the information systems needs of the entire organization. Project planning is more specific, focusing on the planning and management of individual projects within the organization. Choice B is incorrect as it states that project planning assesses the information systems needs of the entire organization, which is the focus of general information systems planning. Choice C is incorrect as it defines project planning as the focus of general information systems planning. Choice D is also incorrect as it states that project planning defines activities needed for all projects, rather than the specific activities needed for each individual project.

How Is Project Planning Distinct from General Information Systems Planning