When selecting a PMIS, the concern is whether or not the system can handle the number of tasks you expect to perform, the number of resources you expect to need, and the number of projects you expect to be managing simultaneously. For most organizations the information system _______ is not an issue.
A) load
B) capacity
C) purpose
D) adequacy

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Capacity refers to the ability of the system to handle the expected amount of tasks, resources, and projects, which is the main concern when selecting a PMIS. Load refers to the amount of work or processing the system is currently handling. Purpose refers to the reason or goal for implementing the PMIS. Adequacy could be a possible option, but it does not specifically address the concern mentioned in the question.

When Selecting a PMIS, the Concern Is Whether or Not