A PC is replaced because it isn't quick enough to run the renewed applications well. Which IT management domain is responsible for replacing a PC?

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Options

• Aapplication management
• Bbusiness information management
• Ctechnical infrastructure management

• B
  5% (1)
• C
  95% (18)

Explanation

Technical Infrastructure Management (C) handles the physical and technical components of IT - hardware like PCs, servers, networks, and the underlying systems that support all applications. When a PC needs replacing due to performance limitations, that's a hardware lifecycle decision squarely within this domain.

Application Management (A) is wrong because it governs software applications - development, deployment, and maintenance - not the physical machines they run on. Business Information Management (B) is wrong because it focuses on managing data and information as a business asset, not on IT hardware or infrastructure decisions.

Memory tip: Think of Technical Infrastructure Management as the "physical layer" - if you can touch it (servers, cables, PCs), it belongs here. If it's about software, it's Application Management; if it's about the data itself, it's Business Information Management.

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