When evaluating purchased software it is often helpful to use a decision table format to consider various issues and potential problems with the software.A question (or questions)to be asked in a decision table which might uncover any "skeletons in the closet" regarding a software package is
A) "How many other installations that are 'second-reference organizations' have used the software, and for how long?"
B) "How stable is the software vendor?"
C) "How closely does the software fit the needs of the company?"
D) "How flexible is the software?"

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B  A) This question helps identify the reliability and performance of the software based on other users' experiences.  B) This question assesses the vendor's reliability and potential longevity, which can impact future support and updates.

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