The development of integrated, cross-functional systems has:
A) increased the importance of technology strategy but not corporate strategy.
B) increased the importance of corporate strategy but not technology strategy.
C) increased the importance of corporate and technology strategy that cross traditional lines of business.
D) increased the importance of value models.

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The development of integrated, cross-functional systems has increased the importance of both corporate and technology strategy that cross traditional lines of business. This is because such systems require a concerted effort and alignment of both corporate and technology strategies to ensure the success of the integrated system. Value models may also be important, but they are not the main focus of the question.

The Development of Integrated, Cross-Functional Systems Has