Question ID:PT81 S3 Q2 Passage:A company decided to scan all of its salespersons' important work that existed only in paper form into a central computer database that could be easily accessed using portable computers, thereby saving salespersons the effort of lugging their paper files all over the country. The project was a dismal failure, however; salespersons rarely accessed the database and continued to rely on many paper files, which they had refused to turn over to the staff responsible for creating the database. Stem:Which one of the following, if true, most helps to account for the failure described above? Correct Answer Choice:CChoice A:Some of the salespersons gave huge paper files to the staff responsible for creating the database while other salespersons gave them much smaller files. Choice B:Most of the salespersons already had portable computers before the new database was created. Choice C:The papers that the salespersons found most important all contained personal information about employees of client companies, which the salespersons did not want in a central database. Choice D:All of the salespersons were required to attend a series of training sessions for the new database software even though many of them found the software easy to use even without training. Choice E:The number of staff required to create the database turned out to be larger than anticipated, and the company had to pay overtime wages to some of them.