Multiple Choice
The difference between packaged software and in-house software is:
A) packaged software has labels indicating the manufacturer while in-house software does not.
B) packaged software is bought off -the-shelf in a form that is installed and then operated.
C) program code for packaged software is made from pre-programmed computers.
D) packaged software always fits specific needs of companies, hence it is never customized.
E) all of the above
Correct Answer:

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