Moving to the next question prevents changes to this answer Que 3 of 23 Question 3 2 points Which type of enterprise application should should Carpenter invest in and why? (You need to discuss the course concept and the link between the concept and the case below by identifying the relevant parts of the excerpt to the course concept.) Until recently, the systems Carpenter's used to process these transactions were heavily manual and paper based and could no longer keep pace with the company's growth or the increasingly digital business environment. For many years that company had relied on more than 20 legacy financial systems some of which were homegrown and antiquated. If the systems did not integrate with each other as they should, Carpenter's used manual processes to keep everything working together. This created bottlenecks that slowed down processing and also increased the chances of human error. For example managing chargebacks required a great deal of manual data entry and tracking down spreadsheets, emails, folders, and faxes from various systems in order to reconcile a specific charge back to the appropriate ledger. (A chargeback is the return of funds used to make a purchase to the buyer if the buyer disputes the purchase.) Carpenter's management wanted to transform the role of the finance function from preoccupation with transaction processing to focusing more on analyzing financial data and guiding decision making. To accomplish this goal, the company needed to improve both the business's finance processes and technology. This meant streamlining and simplifying financial processes so the finance department had more time for analysis and reporting work For the toolbar.press ALT F10 PC) O ALTFENOF 10 Mac) BI V. Paragraph Arial 10pt LIXO Qe owo POWERED INTO