System failures often occur when not enough attention is devoted to ________ management from the beginning.
A) upper
B) lower
C) change
D) shrinking
E) none of the above

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Change management refers to the process of carefully managing any changes made to a system, including software updates, hardware upgrades, and other modifications. Failure to properly manage change can lead to system failures, as updates may not be properly tested or configured before being implemented. Upper and lower management may be involved in decision making, but they alone would not prevent system failures. "Shrinking" does not make sense in this context. Therefore, the best choice is C) change.

System Failures Often Occur When Not Enough Attention Is Devoted