It is easy to integrate a new client with the MVC Pattern because
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The model, view and the controller objects are independent of each other and can be easily used to integrate a new client's business logic
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The new client can be coded into the controller as additional business logic for the enterprise data
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The MVC pattern makes provisions for any new client at the time of development of the enterprise solution
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The MVC Pattern provides for many models to be used by one controller, thus making it easy to incorporate a new client
The MVC Pattern promotes loose coupling between the Model (data and business logic), View (presentation), and Controller (input handling). This separation allows new clients to be integrated by creating new views and controllers that work with existing models, or by extending models with new business logic while reusing views and controllers. Option A correctly identifies this separation as enabling easy integration. Option B is wrong because hard-coding client-specific logic in the controller violates MVC principles. Option C incorrectly suggests the pattern anticipates future clients. Option D describes controller-model relationships but not the integration benefit.