D Question 5 D When implementing an ERP, each functional part of an organization becomes it's own silo. For example, purchasing, sales, and accounting would each have their own silos (databases). Having multiple silos and databases improves process efficiency. O True O False Question 6 3 pts 3 pts Referring to the implementation of ERP and OFBiz general ledgers and the accounting system, they are designed to mimic the idea of double-entry bookkeeping. That is, general ledger postings have debit and credit entries, which must balance. O True O False Question 7 3 pts At the beginning of the course, we talked about process frameworks like CMMI, ISO 9001 and Six Sigma. In most cases, today's ERP systems have made these process frameworks obsolete. That is, if you implement an ERP, you are implicitly implementing CMMI or ISO9001 principles. True O False