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Comprehensive test bank for Management Information Systems: Managing the Digital Firm, 17th Edition by Kenneth C. Laudon and Jane P. Laudon featuring structured questions and accurate answers covering all chapters. This resource includes key MIS concepts such as digital transformation, enterprise systems, data analytics, cybersecurity, cloud computing, IT infrastructure, e-commerce, and information systems strategy. Designed for business and IT students, it strengthens exam readiness and understanding of modern digital firms.

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Test Bank for: Management Information
Systems: Managing the Digital Firm, 17th
Edition
By Kenneth C. Laudon, Jane P. Laudon

Chapter 1: Information Systems in Global Business
Today


MULTIPLE CHOICE

1. Which of the following is not one of the six strategic business
objectives of information systems?

A) New products and services​
B) Improved decision making​
C) Competitive advantage​
D) Improved employee morale​
E) Survival

Answer: D​
Difficulty: Challenging​
AACSB: Information Technology​
LO: 1-1: How are information systems transforming business, and why are they so essential
for running and managing a business today?

2. Verizon's use of a web-based digital dashboard to provide managers
with precise real-time information enabled it to improve which of the
following?

A) Compliance with regulations​
B) Managerial decision making​
C) Efficiency in creation of new products​
D) Employee morale​
E) Intimacy with its suppliers

,Answer: B​
Difficulty: Challenging​
AACSB: Information Technology​
LO: 1-1

3. Which of the following may lead to competitive advantage?

1.​ New products, services, and business models
2.​ Charging less for superior products
3.​ Responding to customers in real time

A) 1 only​
B) 1 and 2​
C) 2 and 3​
D) 1 and 3​
E) 1, 2, and 3

Answer: E​
Difficulty: Challenging​
AACSB: Analytical Thinking​
LO: 1-1

4. A firm that invests in an information system because it is a necessity
of doing business does so because it is seeking to achieve which
business objective?

A) Operational excellence​
B) Improved decision making​
C) Competitive advantage​
D) Customer intimacy​
E) Survival

Answer: E​
Difficulty: Moderate​
AACSB: Information Technology​
LO: 1-1

5. The Mandarin Oriental's use of computer systems to keep track of
guests' preferences is an example of which of the following?

A) Improved flexibility​
B) Improved decision making​
C) Improved efficiency​
D) Customer intimacy​
E) Operational excellence

Answer: D​
Difficulty: Moderate​

,AACSB: Information Technology​
LO: 1-1

6. Competitors were seeking which of the following business objectives
when they rushed to provide ATMs after Citibank introduced the first
ATMs in New York?

A) Improved efficiency​
B) Customer and supplier intimacy​
C) Survival​
D) Competitive advantage​
E) Improved decision making

Answer: C​
Difficulty: Moderate​
AACSB: Information Technology​
LO: 1-1

7. Which of the following is the key business metric behind the
technologies implemented by Kroger, as discussed in the
chapter-opening case?

A) Higher customer satisfaction levels​
B) Survival​
C) Improved employee morale​
D) Improved decision making​
E) Reduced cost of supplies

Answer: A​
Difficulty: Moderate​
AACSB: Analytical Thinking​
LO: 1-1

8. Which of the following is an example of a business using information
systems to create a new product?

A) Walmart's RetailLink system​
B) The Mandarin Oriental's use of computers to keep track of guest preferences​
C) Verizon's use of a web-based digital dashboard​
D) Apple's creation of the iPod​
E) Kroger's use of sensors to monitor cold food storage temperatures

Answer: D​
Difficulty: Challenging​
AACSB: Information Technology​
LO: 1-1

, 9. Walmart exemplifies the power of information systems coupled with
state-of-the-art business practices and supportive management to
achieve which of the following?

A) New products and services​
B) Operational efficiency​
C) Survival​
D) Customer intimacy​
E) Competitive advantage

Answer: B​
Difficulty: Challenging​
AACSB: Information Technology​
LO: 1-1

10. How much did American businesses spend on information systems
hardware, software, and telecommunications equipment in 2015?

A) About $100 million​
B) About $1 billion​
C) About $100 billion​
D) About $1 trillion​
E) About $10 trillion

Answer: D​
Difficulty: Moderate​
AACSB: Information Technology​
LO: 1-1

11. To make sure they stock clothes that their customers will purchase, a
department store implements a new application that analyzes spending
levels and cross-references this data to popular clothing styles. Which
business objective is this intended to support?

A) Customer intimacy​
B) Survival​
C) Operational excellence​
D) Improved decision making​
E) New products and services

Answer: C​
Difficulty: Moderate​
AACSB: Analytical Thinking​
LO: 1-1

12. Approximately what percent of U.S. businesses have some form of
remote work program?

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