A major way in which modern quality systems used to support the information systems function differ from traditional quality systems is:

a. Modern quality systems focus on the production of zero-defect software as the primary goal

b. Traditional quality systems fail to recognize the inherent conflict that can exist among some goals established for an information systems project

c. Modern quality systems focus on customer satisfaction as the primary goal

d. Traditional quality systems require more extensive involvement by stakeholders in formulating quality goals for the information systems function