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1. (c) Supply chain
2. (b) Information
3. (d) Low, High
4. (a) Few types of off-the-shelf software are available, thus limiting confusion
5. (a) investigation - analysis - design - programming/testing - implementation - operation/maintainance
6. (d) behavioural
7. (b) Direct
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