Miya's client is trying to decide between enterprise resource planning (ERP) and transaction processing (IP) systems. The company almost has the technological need for ERP but wants to stick with simpler IP systems for now. The client wants Miya to explain the differences between ERP and TP systems. What is Miya's explanation?0 a.b.ERP systems tend to be more complex, have extensive integration capabilities, and offer advanced analytical features, whereas TP systems are simpler, more transaction-oriented, and targeted at specific operational roles.IF systems tend to be more complex, have extensive integration capabilities, and offer advanced analytical features, whereas ERP systems are simpler, more transaction-oriented, and targeted at specific operational roles.Both ERP and TP are complex and have extensive integration capabilities. The difference is ERP is for larger organizations, and TP is for smaller organizations. d. Both ERP and TP are transaction-oriented and not simple to integrate. They are resource intensive and don't work well together.