Which is NOT a way that tools are typically used?

The P3O® Foundation (2013) manual identifies integrated, collaborative, and individual as typical ways tools are used, but not "connected" as a distinct category. Section 6.2.1 states, "Tools are typically used in an integrated manner across functions, collaboratively by teams, or individually by single users, depending on organizational maturity." The term "connected" (B) is not defined as a usage mode; it may imply a technical link but lacks specific application in the P3O context. The 2013 edition focuses on these three usage patterns to align with P3M3 maturity levels, ensuring tools support PPM effectively. Options A, C, and D are explicitly recognized, making B the correct choice for an atypical use. This clarity aids in selecting appropriate tool strategies.