In the traditional ERP life cycle, by the end of the ________ stage, the team should have a prototype or sandbox of the ERP software up and running and accessible to the entire team, consultants, and SMEs.
A) operations
B) scope and commitment
C) analysis and design
D) acquisition and development
E) implementation

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The analysis and design stage is where the team defines the requirements and designs the system. By the end of this stage, a prototype or sandbox should be up and running for testing and feedback. The other stages in the ERP life cycle do not involve the creation of a prototype or sandbox.

In the Traditional ERP Life Cycle, by the End of the ________