Developing software __________ means a major commitment of time, money and resources.(a) In-house(b) In-sync(c) On-date(d) On-durationI got this question during an interview.This intriguing question comes from Application Softwares topic in section Computer Software of Computer Fundamentals

Developing software __________ means a major commitment of time, money

1.	Developing software __________ means a major commitment of time, money and resources.(a) In-house(b) In-sync(c) On-date(d) On-durationI got this question during an interview.This intriguing question comes from Application Softwares topic in section Computer Software of Computer Fundamentals
Answer» Right ANSWER is (a) In-house The best I can explain: DEVELOPING SOFTWARE in-house MEANS the same. It is easier to carry out changes in the software if it is developed in-house

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