Utilizing Perrow's framework of technology, problem analyzability refers to:
A) the amount and type of information needed to respond to task exceptions.
B) the type of technology that should be used to get maximum throughput.
C) whether the solution can be reduced by quantitative methods.
D) the degree of computer technology that is being used in the transformation process.

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Perrow's framework of technology defines problem analyzability as the amount and type of information needed to respond to task exceptions. It refers to how well the problem can be understood and solved through existing knowledge and methods. Therefore, option A is the correct choice. Option B talks about technology fit, option C refers to reducibility of the solution, and option D specifically mentions computer technology, which may not always be applicable in the context of problem analyzability.

Utilizing Perrow's Framework of Technology, Problem Analyzability Refers To