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A. Propaganda
B. Fabrication
C. Disinformation
D. Misinformation
A. RAD
B. Systems development life cycle (SDLC)
C. Scheduling
D. Internal
A. System analysis
B. System acquisition
C. System implementation
D. System design
A. Integrity
B. Analysis
C. Synthesis
D. Bandwidth
A. Microsoft Office (office suite)
B. Internet Explorer (Web browser)
C. Pine (e-mail program)
D. WinZip (file compression program
A. Response time must not exceed four seconds
B. Give the interviewee easy access to supporting material that might be needed
C. Open-ended questions
D. Student grades must be entered on machine-scannable forms prepared by the instructor
A. The student records system must produce class lists within five hours after the end of registration
B. Project data management
C. The system must maintain separate levels of security for users and the system administrator
D. The contact management system must generate a daily reminder list for all sales reps
A. The Web site must report online volume statistics every four hours and hourly during peak periods
B. The system must be operated seven days a week, 365 days a year
C. The equipment rental system must not execute new rental transactions for customers who have overdue tapes
D. All transactions must have audit trails
A. GanttProject
B. Microsoft Project Standard
C. Microsoft Project Professional
D. Both b and C
A. Dynamic addressing
B. Technical feasibility
C. Encapsulation
D. Linear addressing
A. Risk uncertainty
B. Risk diversification
C. Risk identification
D. Risk control
A. Tangible benefits
B. Intangible benefits
C. Tactile benefits
D. Real benefits
A. Software
B. People
C. Networks
D. Storage
A. Systems design
B. Entity symbol
C. Pilot Start up
D. Systems operation
A. Systems operation
B. System construction
C. Systems review
D. Systems modification
A. Critical risk
B. Capacity planning
C. Configuration management
D. Avoidance
A. System Review
B. System Operation
C. System Maintenence
D. System Construction
A. Prototyping
B. Acceptance testing
C. Scoring modeling
D. A PERT
E. JAD
A. Availability
B. Integrity
C. Confidentiality
D. Risk management
A. Multi dimensional data analysis, Structured Query Language
B. Data mining, multidimensional data analysis
C. Data mining, expert system
D. Multi dimensional data analysis, neural networks
E. Multi dimensional data analysis, data mining
A. The system should work with any web browser
B. The system should load any web page within 3 seconds
C. Customers should be able to see their orders after authentication
D. The system should comply with the company's policy of buying all PCs and servers from Dell
E. The system should be able to search all available inventory in order to determine whether a product can be made by a given date
A. Visual
B. Optical
C. Virtual
D. Biometric
A. Updating data standards
B. Acquiring licensed software
C. Customizing information systems
D. Buying off-the-shelf software
A. The lack of a centralized database where important data such as metadata can be stored
B. The failure to incorporate accounting and human resource applications
C. The failure of applications to communicate and share data with each other
D. The gap between the requirements of an organization and the capabilities of an application
A. BitLocker
B. Lack of funding and personnel
C. Is still implemented by some states
D. Privacy and information security
A. Seek advice from others about the decision
B. Collaborate with others on various factors influencing the decision
C. Gain new perspectives about the decision
D. All of the above
A. Curved
B. red
C. Solid
D. Dashed
A. CRM
B. Analytical CRM
C. Customer-facing CRM
D. Customer-touching CRM
E. Transactional CRM
A. Economic feasibility
B. Schedule feasibility
C. Operational feasibility
D. Technical feasibility
A. Narrow range of values to a single variable
B. Narrow range of values to multiple variables simultaneously
C. Wide range of values to a single variable
D. Wide range of values to multiple variables simultaneously
A. The part of the body involved
B. The symptoms displayed by the patient
C. Codes found in the Tabular List
D. Diagnosis or condition description
A. Key Indicator
B. Ad-hoc
C. Routine
D. Exception
E. Detailed
A. Helps companies reduce costs, increase profits, track past business activities, and open new market opportunities
B. Displays a single record at a time
C. Indicates the type of data that can be stored in a field.
D. Simply a question presented in a way Access can process
A. Clearly defined scope, deliverables, and results
B. An estimated budget that is subject to a high degree of uncertainty
C. Low risk with a high profit potential or benefits
D. An estimated time frame or schedule that is subject to a high degree of uncertainty
A. Rectangles
B. Circles
C. Dialog box
D. None of the above
A. How will the information system resolve the business problem?
B. How much will the information system cost?
C. What is the problem the information system must address?
D. Who will benefit from use of the information system being developed?
A. Association
B. Aggregation
C. lifeline
D. observation
A. Rounded Box
B. Open Rectangle
C. Arrows
D. None of the above
A. TCO (total cost of ownership)
B. JIT (just-in-time costs)
C. RCT (real cost of time)
D. CRC (customer relationship costs
A. Hypothesis
B. Payoff
C. Policy
D. Strategy
A. Creativity
B. Identifying a problem
C. Electronic Meeting
A. Chief executive officer
B. Chief technology officer
C. Chief information officer
D. Chief operating officer
A. Convertibility
B. Teleconferencing
C. Video call
D. Texting
A. Teleconferencing
B. Video call
C. Texting
D. None
A. Organizing
B. Controlling
C. Decision-making
D. Planning
E. Leading
A. Satisficing
B. Optimizing
C. Minimizing
D. Using intuition
E. Rationalizing
A. Decision
B. Decision Making
C. Problem
A. Behavioral
B. Classical
C. Administrative
D. Bureaucratic
E. Sequential
A. Less, decreased
B. More, decreased
C. Less, increased
D. More, increased
E. Neither more nor less, decreased
A. not predictive of real world behavior
B. A product of nature over nurture
C. an innate skill
D. A skill that can be taught
A. More efficient but less effective than
B. Less efficient than
C. Equal in efficiency to
D. More efficient than
A. Flexible
B. Delphi Approach
C. Group Consensus
D. Brainstorming
A. Routine
B. Delphi Approach
C. Group Consensus
D. Brainstorming
A. Delphi Approach
B. Group Consensus
C. Brainstorming
A. Tell-and-sell
B. Tell-and-listen
C. Tell-and-train
D. Problem solving
A. Bounded rationality.
B. Holistic hunches.
C. Rational thought.
D. Personal biases
E. Judgmental heuristics
A. Unstructured; nonprogrammed decision making
B. Build organizations that shun complexity
C. Know when it is time to call it quits
D. Ignore cultural differences
A. Build organizations that shun complexity
B. Know when it is time to call it quits
C. Ignore cultural differences
D. Build organizations that rely on their past successes
A. Expects problems to be defined by neon lights
B. Looks for discrepancies that can be postponed
C. Will not act when there is pressure to make a decision
D. Compares the current state of affairs with some standard or goal
A. A functional decomposition diagram
B. A class diagram
C. The Zachman Framework for Enterprise Architecture
D. The Unified Modeling Language
A. Improved asset utilization, increased organizational learning, and improved operations
B. Reduced workforce, lower outside vendor costs, and increased productivity
C. Increased productivity, reduced workforce, and increased job satisfaction
D. Lower operational costs, improved resource control, and more information
A. Six sigma
B. TQM
C. Five sigma
D. MQB
E. TQM sigma
A. Completed deliverables
B. Project scope
C. Sunk costs
D. SOW
A. key performance factor
B. core competency
C. critical success factor
D. vision competency
A. Transaction processing system
B. Office system
C. General ledger system
D. Management information system (MIS)
A. Data warehouse
B. Neural network
C. Expert system
D. Online analytical processing (OLAP) cube
A. Organize data
B. Summarize transactions
C. Manage financial investments
D. Perform financial analysis
E. Create financial records
A. Provide job-related information support to users at all levels of a company
B. Simulate human reasoning by combining a knowledge base and inference rules that determine how the knowledge is applied
C. Process data generated by day-to-day business operations
D. Include e-mail, voice mail, fax, video conferencing, word processing, automated calendars, database management, spreadsheets, and integrated mobile computing systems
A. Data
B. Company culture
C. People
D. Hardware and software
E. Procedures to follow
A. Solicitation and lead management
B. Sales applications
C. Customer billing
D. Relationship management
E. Customer support
A. Duplicated enterprise information
B. Disjointed business processes
C. Data quality problems
D. Inefficiencies of isolated systems
E. Extra process costs from repetition of activities
A. User-friendly system that improves employee job satisfaction
B. The customers can file a class-action law suit against the business
C. Develop long-range plans, called strategic plans, which define the company's overall mission and goals
D. Provide direction, necessary resources, and performance feedback to supervisors and team leaders
A. Telepresence
B. Anti-malware
C. Virtual private network
D. Voice-over
A. Status condition
B. Include customers
C. Contractors
D. Suppliers
A. Information / data
B. Include customers
C. Contractors
D. Suppliers
A. The customers can file a class-action law suit against the business
B. User-friendly system that improves employee job satisfaction
C. Develop long-range plans, called strategic plans, which define the company's overall mission and goals
D. Provide direction, necessary resources, and performance feedback to supervisors and team leaders
A. Develop long-range plans, called strategic plans, which define the company's overall mission and goals
B. Provide direction, necessary resources, and performance feedback to supervisors and team leaders
C. Oversee operation employees and carry out day-to-day functions, coordinating operational tasks and people
D. Include users who rely on TP systems to enter and receive the data they need to perform their jobs
A. Tries to decide how the system will be implemented before determining what the system is supposed to do
B. Develop long-range plans, called strategic plans, which define the company's overall mission and goals
C. Provide direction, necessary resources, and performance feedback to supervisors and team leaders
D. Oversee operation employees and carry out day-to-day functions, coordinating operational tasks and people
A. Planning
B. Design
C. Requirements-gathering and analysis
A. Include customers
B. Contractors
C. Suppliers
D. All of the above
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A. may discover and desire too many unimportant
B. may want to buy one of these solutions prematurely
C. may discover different methods to perform business processes
D. may not understand the vendor solution
A. feasibility study
B. performance assessment
C. mission statement
D. relationship diagram
A. Total cost of ownership (TCO)
B. Functional decomposition diagram (FDD)
C. Unified Modeling Language (UML)
D. Rapid Economic Justification (REJ
A. Data definition
B. Hardware competency
C. Systems analysis
D. Networking
E. Output analysis
A. cross-prediction analysis
B. OLAP reporting
C. Customer analysis
D. market-basket analysis
E. RFM analysis
A. Technical feasibility
B. Resource feasibility
C. Market feasibility
D. Schedule feasibility
A. Structured enterprise
B. Structured interenterprise
C. Structured strategic
D. Structured reactive
A. Customer intimacy
B. Customer touchpoint
C. Lifetime customer value
D. Customer churn
A. Controlled
B. Legacy
C. Database
D. Mainframe
A. State
B. External
C. Temporal
A. Service packs are deployed during this phase
B. The system is adapted to changes in requirements during this phase
C. System test happens during this phase
D. The system is fixed during this phase
A. Touches
B. Always
C. Sometimes
D. Never
A. Four places to the right
B. Four places to the left
C. Three places to the right
D. Three places to the left
A. Bin
B. 0 and 1
C. Int
D. Dif
A. Selective problem recognition
B. Focus groups & point-of-purchase displays
C. The firm has a small percentage of the market.
D. The
A. Islands of automation
B. Use and store data about the same entities
C. Controlling process flow
D. Planning and scheduling
A. Patches
B. Service packs
C. Bugs
D. Product keys.
A. Economic
B. Operational
C. Technological
D. Timeline
A. Economic
B. Operational
C. Technological
D. Timeline