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3 years ago

Interorganizational systems are examples of _____.

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Alex3 years ago

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Answer:

Information Systems that various organizations or companies use.

Explanation:

In the modern globalized world the economy and customers change constantly. The Inter-organizational systems (also know as IOS) are essential tools to obtain information on what is required to be able to meet the demands of a changing market, thus saving time and resources. It also provides helpful information for companies to make better investments. An IOS will be planned and placed strategically within organizations in which they will locate key points of contact to receive feedback and use that information to establish patterns in the market. This will enable organizations to make wise, informed decisions for the future because they can anticipate the customers´ needs.

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