Explaining company-s internal operations

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Q1) A company's internal operations and its relationship with suppliers and other busienss partners are frequently_________.

A. as complex as customer-facing applications such as taking an order online.
B. much more complex than customer-facing applications such as taking an order online.
C. much less complex than customer-facing applications such as taking an order online.
D. replaced by customer-facing applications.

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