The need for a new information system may be manifest in various symptoms. In the early stages of a problem, these symptoms can be innocuous and go unrecognized. As the underlying source of the problem grows in severity, so do its symptom. If it is a symptom, give two examples of a possible underlying problem. If it is a problem, give two examples of a possible symptom that me be detected.
a. declining profits
b. defective production process
c. low-quality raw materials
d. shortfall in cash balance
e. declining market share
f. shortage of employees in the accounts payable department
g. shortage of raw material due to a drought n the Midwest
h. inadequately trained workers
i. decreasing customer satisfaction.