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Legacy systems can prove problematic when information from multiple departmental systems is required to support business processes and decision making. Which of the following scenarios is most similar to the above$-$mentioned statement? $($Chapter $7)$

Nuok Tires supplies its products to Fresto, an automobile manufacturer. Nuok Tires' factories are located close to Fresto's factories to minimize transportation costs.

Jsutmi successfully pursues a just$-$in$-$time inventory system. Recently, however, it has not been able to meet demand$-$due to labor problems.

Fender, a guitar manufacturer, allows customers to design their guitars online. Potential buyers need to send the design with the order to receive their customized guitars.

Quick Software Solutions has an automated system to track employee absence$.$ It also uses a non$-$automated system like attendance registers that employees sign every day. This information is uploaded to Quick's database management system on a weekly basis.

Chuck's is a retail chain that has an inventory management system that is tied to an RFID system. This system notifies Chuck's managers when the inventory in its stores falls below a certain level.