COMPLETE - Elaborated Test Bank for Introduction to Information Systems- Supporting and Transforming business,9Ed.by Brad Prince & R. Kelly Rainer. ALL Chapters(1-14) Included|670 Pages|Pass - Introduction to Information Systems - Supporting and Transform

COMPLETE - Elaborated Test Bank for Introduction to Information Systems- Supporting and Transforming business,9E Brad Prince & R. Kelly Rainer. ALL Chapters(1-14) Included|670 Pages| Chapter 1:Introduction to Information Systems Chapter 2:Organizational Strategy, Competitive Advantage, and Information Systems Chapter 3:Data and Knowledge Management Chapter 4:Networks Chapter 5:E-business and E-commerce Chapter 6:Wireless, Mobile Computing, and Mobile Commerce Chapter 7:Web 2.0 and Social Networks Chapter 8:Information Systems within the Organization Chapter 9:Customer Relationship Management and Supply Chain Management Chapter 10:Business Intelligence Chapter 11:Acquiring Information Systems and Applications Chapter 12:Ethics and Privacy Chapter 13:Information Security and Controls Chapter 14: Enterprise Resource Planning Systems Technology Guide 1:Hardware Technology Guide 2:Software Technology Guide 3:Emerging Types of Enterprise Computing Technology Guide 4:Intelligent Systems Technology Guide 5:Protecting Your Information Assets SAMPLE QUESTIONS: 1) Paychex provides a to its customers that are primarily businesses. a) PaaS; large b) PaaS; small and medium c) SaaS; large d) SaaS; small and medium Answer: D Difficulty: Easy Section Reference 1: Opening Case Learning Objective 1: Discuss the four business decisions that companies must make when they acquire new applications. Bloomcode: Knowledge Standard 1: AACSB || Technology 2) Paychex original development model was . a) agile development b) end-user development c) joint application design d) traditional waterfall Answer: D Difficulty: Easy Section Reference 1: Opening Case Learning Objective 1: Describe alternative development methods and the tools that augment these methods. Bloomcode: Knowledge Standard 1: AACSB || Technology 3) The first step in the information systems planning process is to . a) analyze the organization’s strategic plan b) consider potential IS development projects Information System, Fifth Canadian Edition Rainer c) create an IS strategic plan d) evaluation the potential IT architecture Answer: a Difficulty: Easy Section Reference 1: 13.1 Learning Objective 1: Discuss the different cost–benefit analyses that companies must take into account when formulating an IT strategic plan. Bloomcode: Knowledge Standard 1: AACSB || Technology 4) The identifies the firm’s overall mission, the goals that follow from that mission, and the broad steps required to reach these goals. a) IS operational plan b) IS strategic plan c) IT architecture d) Organization strategic plan Answer: d Difficulty: Easy Section Reference 1: 13.1 Learning Objective 1: Discuss the different cost–benefit analyses that companies must take into account when formulating an IT strategic plan. Bloomcode: Knowledge Standard 1: AACSB || Technology 5) The delineates the way an organization should utilize its information resources to accomplish its mission. a) IS operational plan b) IS strategic plan c) IT architecture d) Organization strategic plan Answer: c Difficulty: Easy Section Reference 1: 13.1 Learning Objective 1: Discuss the different cost–benefit analyses that companies must take into account when formulating an IT strategic plan. Bloomcode: Knowledge Information System, Fifth Canadian Edition Rainer Standard 1: AACSB || Technology 6) The is a set of long-range goals that describe the IT infrastructure and identify the major IT initiatives need to achieve the organization’s goals. a) IS operational plan b) IS strategic plan c) IT architecture d) organization strategic plan Answer: b Difficulty: Easy Section Reference 1: 13.1 Learning Objective 1: Discuss the different cost–benefit analyses that companies must take into account when formulating an IT strategic plan. Bloomcode: Knowledge Standard 1: AACSB || Technology 7) The consists of a clear set of projects that the IS department and the functional area managers will execute in support of the IT strategic plan. a) IS operational plan b) IT architecture c) organization mission d) organization strategic plan Answer: a Difficulty: Easy Section Reference 1: 13.1 Learning Objective 1: Discuss the different cost–benefit analyses that companies must take into account when formulating an IT strategic plan. Bloomcode: Knowledge Standard 1: AACSB || Technology 8) is a managerial aspect of the IT architecture. a) How IT decisions will be made b) Networking c) The applications software d) The operating system Information System, Fifth Canadian Edition Rainer Answer: a Difficulty: Easy Section Reference 1: 13.1 Learning Objective 1: Discuss the different cost–benefit analyses that companies must take into account when formulating an IT strategic plan. Bloomcode: Knowledge Standard 1: AACSB || Technology 9) is a technical aspect of the IT architecture. a) Functional area manager involvement b) How IT decisions will be made c) How the IT department will be managed d) The applications software Answer: d Difficulty: Easy Section Reference 1: 13.1 Learning Objective 1: Discuss the different cost–benefit analyses that companies must take into account when formulating an IT strategic plan. Bloomcode: Knowledge Standard 1: AACSB || Technology 10) Which of the following is NOT an objective of the IT strategic plan? a) It must be aligned with the organization’s strategic plan. b) It must efficiently allocate IS development resources among competing projects. c) It must meet the needs of every functional area to ensure employee buy-in. d) It must provide for an IT architecture that seamlessly networks users, applications, and databases. Answer: c Difficulty: Easy Section Reference 1: 13.1 Learning Objective 1: Discuss the different cost–benefit analyses that companies must take into account when formulating an IT strategic plan. Bloomcode: Knowledge Standard 1: AACSB || Technology 11) The IT steering committee is comprised of .