Additive manufacturing can fully replace human labor, and therefore the ERP system is the artificial "brains" behind the entire operation. An ERP system can provide a customer interface where the customer directly inputs data to various ERP modules to provide requests and feedback. Mathieu has narrowed his search down to four options. Which of the following options would most likely lead to effective IT enablement? Software C, an up-and-coming software that has been advertised on the front page of Business Weekly as a solution to every business technology need Software A, an ERP software with the option to upgrade various modules for additional data modeling and security features Software B, a standalone accounting and finance module with best-in-class data modeling features Software D, a budget ERP solution that promises no additional training or maintenance will be required after installation As Karla researches various ERP software programs, which of the following strategies would most likely lead to effective IT enablement? Invest in stability by choosing the ERP software that will require the least amount of organizational change. Invest in human intelligence by selecting the most user-driven software so that employees understand their job is not threatened by automation. Invest in people by understanding the user experience and addressing users' pain points in the design of the new ERP implementation. Invest in IT by identifying the most expensive, and therefore most effective, ERP software