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4 years ago

This factor is likely to affect the quality of the systems development effort ____.

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This factor is likely to affect the quality of the systems development effort all of the above. The ability to manage change associated with the project, the degree of change associated with the project and whether the project is a continuous change effort or a reengineering effort are all able to affect the quality of the systems development effort. When an organization has systems being developed they are being designed, tested and implement where they fit best.

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3 years ago

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2. Factory cleaning costs - Fixed costs

3. Hourly wages of machine operators - Variable cost

4. Computer Chips purchased - Variable cost

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7. Salary of plant manager - Fixed cost

8. Property Taxes - Fixed cost

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Fixed costs are cost that remain the same despite a change in activity level. Thus the salary manager will be paid the same amount every month and the amount will not change. Other examples of fixed costs are contract costs agreed upon etc.

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