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Ch 01 Information Systems: People, Technology, Processes, and Structure
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1. A well-designed information system includes some form of
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to monitor and control its operation.
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d control its operation. This feedback ensures that the system continues to operate in an e
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ffective and efficient manner. Data and software are components of an information syste
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m but by themselves monitor or control an information system.
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TOPICS: 1.1: What Is an Information System?
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component of an information system makes the difference between success and failure in all organizations.
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a. procedures
b. people
c. data
d. software
ANSWER: b
RATIONALE: People are involved in many aspects of information systems. You can have the right dat
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a, software, hardware, and procedures in place, but without the right people to build, m
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aintain, interpret, and get the right results from an information system, the information
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is a set of related activities that takes input, adds value, and creates output for the customer.
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a. standard
b. procedure
c. process
d. model
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he customer. A procedure defines the steps to follow to achieve a specific end result; a
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model is a representation (or diagram) of something such as a process or procedure; a st
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andard is an acceptable level of quality for a process.
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4. An organization's data center, servers, software applications, and databases are an example of its
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c. software
d. hardware
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RATIONALE: An organization's technology infrastructure includes all of its hardware, software, dat
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abases, networks, facilities (such as data centers and server rooms), and services provi
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ded by third parties (such as outside consultants, leased hardware, third-
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party software, and outside storage).
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5. Which of the following is NOT an example of a process?
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a. A chef makes spaghetti and serves it to a customer.
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b. A salesperson takes a customer order for a truck.
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c. A university student turns on a computer in the lab.
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d. A porter checks in and cleans a vehicle to be re-rented.
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ANSWER: c
RATIONALE: A process is a set of related activities that takes input, adds value, and creates output for t
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he customer. An employee turning on a computer could be a step within a process, but i
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t in itself is not a process. All of the other choices—the chef, salesperson, and porter—
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take input, add value, and create output for the customer.
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6. A series of activities that an organization performs to transform inputs into outputs in such a way that the val
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ue of the input is increased is a
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RATIONALE: The value chain is a series of activities that an organization performs to transform inpu
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ts into outputs in such a way that the value of the input is increased. The supply chain is
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a key value chain whose primary processes include inbound logistics, operations, outb
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ound logistics, marketing and sales, and service. An organization's supply chain enco
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mpasses the processes required to get the right product or service into the right consum
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er's hands in the right quantity at the right time and at the right cost.
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