When canned software is used for systems acquisition, the conceptual design phase of the systems development life cycle (SDLC)

a		becomes a "turn-on turn-off" decision.
b		remains unchanged.
c		becomes a make-or-buy decision.
d		is combined with the physical design phase.

1. There are frequently many canned software packages available. However, many companies choose to develop their own software. Why?

   a		The organization's size and complexity necessitates the in-house development of software.
   b		Canned software packages are often less expensive than software developed in house.
   c		An organization may have unique requirements that are not addressed by canned software packages.
   d		A and C above are correct.