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Information Systems WHAT accepts data as input? a.) Information b.) People c.) Information Systems EIS There are different types of information systems based on the different levels of hierarchy in an organization. Which one helps senior executives analyze information and come up with alternate actions and business strategies? a.) DSS b.) EIS c.) MIS d.) TPS MIS There are different types of information systems based on the different levels of hierarchy in an organization. Which system helps managers manage their departments more efficiently? a.) DSS b.) EIS c.) MIS d.) TPS DSS There are different types of information systems based on the different levels of hierarchy in an organization. Which system helps support business decision-making activities by manipulating and building upon the information from the systems below it in the hierarchy? a.) DSS b.) EIS c.) TPS d.) MIS Technology Businesses face difficult decisions regarding their hardware needs. Constant changes in WHAT can lead to obsolescence? a.) Technology b.) Communication c.) Training Software Various types of WHAT enable companies to utilize their information systems hardware and networks more effectively? a.) Software b.) Technology c.) People False True or false. Telephones are an example of how information systems are used in business. a.) True b.) False True True or false. Point-of-sale cash registers at a fast-food restaurant are an example of an information system. a.) True b.) False True True or false. Hardware and software are examples of information technology. a.) True b.) False Communication One reason IT is important is because video conferencing has become cheaper, quicker, more collaborative, and more efficient. Of what IT benefit is this an example? a.) Cost effectiveness b.) Communication c.) Product development d.) Globalization Cost effectiveness IT is important because it helps businesses streamline processes that increase productivity and profits. What IT benefit does this exemplify? a.) Communication b.) Cost effectiveness c.) Product development d.) Globalization Product development IT is important because it helps ensure new, quality products reach the market faster and to more customers and suppliers. This is an example of which IT benefit? a.) Product development b.) Globalization c.) Communication d.) Cost effectiveness Online banking Information technology is used everywhere: where you work, where you live, and where you play. Keeping track of financial information and making transfers at anytime, from home, without waiting in line is an example of what? a.) Telecommuting b.) Social networking c.) Online banking d.) Online shopping e.) Online learning Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Standardized business procedures that allow for more consistency within the business and removes redundancy defines what type of enterprise system? a.) Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) b.) Customer Relationship Management (CRM) c.) Supply Chain Management (SCM) d.) Knowledge Management (KM) Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Focused marketing efforts, better customer experiences, automated reporting, and better cooperation to respond to customer needs defines what type of enterprise system? a.) Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) b.) Customer Relationship Management (CRM) c.) Supply Chain Management (SCM) d.) Knowledge Management (KM) Supply Chain Management (SCM) Network of businesses that are connected to provide products and services more efficiently to the customer, accommodate rapid growth, and meet requirements of retailers and distributors defines what type of enterprise system? a.) Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) b.) Customer Relationship Management (CRM) c.) Supply Chain Management (SCM) d.) Knowledge Management (KM) Knowledge Management (KM) Supportive, collaborative, culture that includes corporate learning to foster corporate efficiency and gain value from intellectual assets defines what type of enterprise system? a.) Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) b.) Customer Relationship Management (CRM) c.) Supply Chain Management (SCM) d.) Knowledge Management (KM)


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