Read the scenario, and then answer the question about how the COVID$-19$ pandemic has affected working in virtual teams.

Penjani is a very frustrated student services representative at a community college. Since the COVID$-19$ pandemic began, other colleges that employ Penjani$$s friends and colleagues have increased employee remote work and working in virtual teams, while decreasing the number of hours their employees are required to work in a traditional office environment. Penjani$$s employer, however, refuses to make such a transition, and requires all its student services employees to be on campus at least $40$ hours per week. Penjani sincerely believes he would be more productive if he were allowed to work remotely.

Penjani$$s plight is most closely associated with which of the following statistics related to working in virtual teams since the COVID$-19$ pandemic?

Sixty$-$two percent of employees worldwide say they will continue to work for their current co$-$located organization instead of moving to an organization that offers remote work.

Seventy$-$five percent of virtual teams worldwide say that remote collaboration allowed them to be more effective in their jobs.

Sixty$-$four percent of organizations say that the shift to virtual teamwork will likely be a temporary one because of the COVID$-19$ pandemic.

Which of the following statements is false regarding electronic meeting systems $($EMS$)?$

EMS can be used by people who are sitting at computer keyboards in the same room at the same time.

EMS are $$text$-$only$$ software programs.

EMS can be used when people are not in the same room at the same time.