The Relationship between Applications and Storage Your IT team has been given $5,000 to add input, output, and additional storage to a computer system for the Director of Marketing. Currently the system has an Intel i7 processor, with 4 GB of RAM and a 170-GB hard drive. It also has an enhanced keyboard, ergonomic mouse, and a 19-inch CRT monitor. Research the type of softwarethat someone in that position would use and the amount of storage space it would occupy on the hard drive. Estimate the additional amount of storage space needed for all of the programs and data and list any additional input and output devices someone in that position would need in order to be productive. You might also want to consider upgrading equipment or devices that do not follow new energy efficiency policies for equipment established by the company. Then go shopping. In an Excel spreadsheet, list the input, output, and storage devices you would purchase, as well as the software applications you would purchase. Using your favorite search engine and the Internet, research the products and determine an average price for each and add the price to the spreadsheet. Sum the column of costs and see whether your team stayed within budget. If you were over budget, justify the added expense.