Organizations typically use off-the-shelf application software to meet common business needs and proprietary application software to meet unique business needs and provide a competitive advantage. 14. When comparing off-the-shelf software to proprietary software, which of the following statements is not true: a. Off-the-shelf software might not match current work processes and data standards. b. The initial cost of the off-the-shelf software is likely greater. c. Off-the-shelf software may include features that the organization or user does not require and never uses. d. Of-the-shelf software may lack important features thus requiring future modification or customization. 15. Which of the following is not a true statement about the software as a service model. a. SaaS applications are available from any computer or any device-anytime, anywhere. 0 0 b. There are no software parches for customers to download or install c. The cost associated with upgrades and new releases are lower than the traditiona model. . The Saas subscriber must manage service levels and availability, so there may be a need to add hardware, software, or communications capacity as the number of users increases. 16. Spreadsheet, word processon and anaphics asentation software are used in the sahere of influence 5 subscriber must manage service levels a Oer of users increases. ability, so there may be a need tardware, software, or communications capacity as O 16. Spreadsheet, word processor, and graphics presentation software are used in the sphere of influence. 17. Programming languages are commonly used to perform data analysis and build application software, system software, embedded systems, Web sites, and 18. The three primary types of end user license agreements are individual/multiuser, network/multiuser, and 19. is a form of software that is distributed, typically for free, with the source code studied, changed, and improved solely by the original developers. a. Software as a Service b. Licensed software G. A software suite d. Open-source software 8:05 PM F 7/21/2021