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Business, 22.04.2020 00:41 kony345p

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Sheila and her team were able to successfully implement an IS in a hospitality organization. Match the success factors to their meanings.
increased visibility
increased efficiency
better quality
reduced cycle time
reduced process time in different areas
real-time status or availability of any process or product
faster execution of each process
high quality standards of products and processes

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