A mid$-$sized independent hardware store has recently merged with a large national chain. The local owners have long used a reliable database to manage inventory. Their database has been essential in balancing orders for seasonal merchandise with the problem of limited shelf space. The merger will soon entail managing many more types of data, as the national chain has approved lists of suppliers, precise requirements for recording transactions, specific human resources procedures, and more. Which statement best summarizes what the local managers will be able to do for the first time when they start using the parent company$$s database management system $($DBMS$)?$

Multiple choice question.

The managers can reorganize their file management system to meet the requirements of the national organization.

The managers will be able to create, edit, and store data in a secure manner across all data types required by the parent company.

The managers can set up controls to limit access to the information contained in their databases as never before.

The managers will be able to input and store data based on customer needs to better improve decisions concerning seasonal inventory.