The introduction and use of computer-aided manufacturing and networked information and communication systems have been associated with all of the following except:
A) broadened span of control.
B) flattened or delayered organization structures.
C) increased upward mobility or promotion opportunities.
D) enhanced technical knowledge requirements.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Computer-aided manufacturing and networked systems often streamline processes, which can reduce the number of management layers and thus limit upward mobility or promotion opportunities.

The Introduction and Use of Computer-Aided Manufacturing and Networked Information