Between B and D, "B" is a more direct and focused example of a key systems development control typically found in the in-house development of an application system.
This option emphasizes the importance of building error prevention and detection mechanisms into the development process, which is a fundamental practice to ensure the quality and reliability of the application system.
It's B. The in-house development exists to resolve issues quickly, and also the users are not aware of all the steps of the system development controls. But it meets the prerogative of preventing, detecting, and correcting errors. And the limitation of the end-user development is that there is poor documentation.
D is not a CONTROL though - it's just stating elements of the SLDC process (User needs, track achievement, etc.). A record (or a flowchart) is a CONTROL that is used to show inputs/outputs to show that user needs are being met. So gotta go with C
no record is maintained to track the process of data from input, output, and storage for outsourcing build application?
why this is only typically found in the in-house development application?
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