Integrated tools are like the duct tape of the digital world - they can fix pretty much anything, except maybe a broken heart. But hey, maybe there's an app for that too!
Integrated tools are like the Swiss Army knife of business software - they're supposed to do a bit of everything, not just support one specific use case. Option A is way too niche.
Integrated tools are supposed to be flexible and adaptable, not locked down to a single business initiative or installation. Option C and D seem a bit off the mark.
I'm pretty sure integrated tools are all about consolidating information and enabling multiple users to work together. Option D seems like the odd one out here.
Option A seems too specific to be a use of integrated tools. I think it's more about enabling collaboration and organization-wide access to information.
I agree with Maxima. Integrated tools are supposed to allow multiple people to access multiple sets of information, so using a single installation across the organization doesn't make sense.
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