MFC
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Information systems that monitor the elementary activities and transactions of the
organizations are:
a) management-level systems.
b) operational-level systems.
c) knowledge-level systems.
d) strategic-level systems.
Projections and responses to queries are information output characteristics associated with
a(n):
a) DSS
b) MIS
c) ESS.
d) TPS
Summary transaction data, high-volume data, and simple models are information inputs
characteristic of a(n):
a) DSS.
b) MIS.
c) ESS.
d) TPS
Which of the following individuals typically have less formal, advanced educational degrees
and tend to process rather than create information?
a) knowledge workers
b) executives.
c) systems analysts.
d) data workers
Management information systems usually:
a) serve managers interested in weekly, monthly, and yearly results, not day-to-day
activities.
b) help managers make decisions that are unique, rapidly changing, and not easily specified
in advance.
c) provide managers with a generalized computing and telecommunications capacity that
can be applied to a changing array of problems.
d) perform and record the daily routine transactions necessary to the conduct of business.
Decision support systems usually:
a) serve managers interested in weekly, monthly, and yearly results, not day-to-day
activities.
b) help managers make decisions that are unique, rapidly changing, and not easily specified
in advance.
c) provide managers with a generalized computing and telecommunications capacity that
can be applied to a changing array of problems.
d) perform and record the daily routine transactions necessary to the conduct of business.
Identifying customers and markets using data on demographics, markets, consumer
behaviour, and trends is an example of a(n):
a) operational-level sales and marketing information system.
b) knowledge-level sales and marketing information system.
c) management-level sales and marketing information system.
d) strategic-level sales and marketing information system.
Deciding where to locate new production facilities is a(n) example of a manufacturing and
production information system operating at the:
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a) operational level.
b) management level.
c) knowledge level.
d) strategic level.
Preparing short-term budgets is an example of a finance and accounting information system
operating at the:
a) operational level.
b) management level.
c) knowledge level.
d) strategic level.
Tracking employee training, skills, and performance appraisals is an example of a human
resource information system operating at the:
a) operational level.
b) management level.
c) knowledge level.
d) strategic level.
Assembling a product, identifying customers and hiring employees are:
a) transactions.
b) phases.
c) business processes.
d) business functions.
Which of the following is a network of facilities for procuring materials, transforming raw
materials into intermediate and finished products, and distributing the finished products to
customers?
a) production chain.
b) primary chain.
c) supply chain.
d) distribution chain
Information systems can facilitate supply chain management by:
a) tracking the status of orders.
b) rapidly communicating orders.
c) providing product specifications.
d) doing all of the above.
Enterprise systems support:
a) manufacturing processes.
b) financial and accounting processes.
c) human resource processes.
d) all of the above.
Which of the following uses a vertical industrial network?
a) Coca-Cola
b) Ford.
c) General Motors
d) OASIS.
Which of the following is not a way DSS, GDSS, and ESS support decision making?
a) automate certain decision procedures
b) provide information about different aspects of the decision situation and the decision
process.
c) stimulate decision making by helping managers question decision procedures or explore
different solution designs.
d) generate monthly, hardcopy reports.
Which of the following is primarily a stand-alone DSS that uses some type of model to
perform "what-if" and other kinds of analyses?
a) model-driven.
b) data-driven.
c) Data Mart.
d) data warehouse.
The technology for finding hidden patterns and relationships in large databases and inferring
rules from them to predict future behavior best describes:
a) data warehousing.
b) knowledge acquisition.
c) datamining.
d) data clustering.
Which of the following is NOT a type of information yielded from datamining?
a) Sequences
b) classification.
c) clustering.
d) intelligence
Each of the following is a DSS component EXCEPT:
a) database.
b) software system.
c) user interface.
d) inference engine.
Models that ask "what-if" questions repeatedly to determine the impact of changes in one
or more factors on outcomes best describes:
a) optimization analysis.
b) sensitivity analysis.
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c) forecasting.
d) goal-seeking.
A system with software that can analyze and display data using digitized maps to enhance
planning and decision making best describes:
a) geographic information system.
b) executive support system.
c) demographic analysis system.
d) location analysis system.
An interactive computer-based system to facilitate the solution to unstructured problems by
a set of decision makers working together as a group best describes a(n):
a) group decision-support system.
b) decision-support system.
c) executive support system.
d) geographic information system.
GDSS software tools that allow individuals to simultaneously and anonymously contribute
ideas on the meeting topics are called:
a) electronic questionnaires.
b) tools for voting or setting priorities.
c) electronic brainstorming tools.
d) idea organizers.
A GDSS can enhance group decision making by:
a) improving preplanning.
b) increasing participation.
c) providing documentation of meetings.
d) doing all of the above.
Each of the following is a basic GDSS element EXCEPT:
a) hardware.
b) software tools.
c) a data warehouse.
d) a user interface.
Contingencies affecting the outcome of group meetings include:
a) the design of an electronic meeting system and its technology.
b) the nature of the group.
c) the manner in which the problem is presented to the group.
d) all of the above.
A useful tool used during the electronic meeting activity of idea generation is:
a) group matrix.
b) policy formation.
c) topic commenter.
d) personal productivity.
An information system at the strategic level of an organization designed to address
unstructured decision making through advanced graphics and communications best
describes a(n):
a) decision-support system.
b) executive support system.
c) management information system.
d) group decision support system.
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Information is
a) Data
b) Processed Data
c) Manipulated input
d) Computer output
Strategic information is required by
a) Middle managers
b) Line managers
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c) Top managers
d) All workers
Tactical information is needed for
a) Day to day operations
b) Meet government requirements
c) Long range planning
d) Short range planning
In motor car manufacturing the following type of information is strategic
a) Decision on introducing a new model
b) Scheduling production
c) Assessing competitor car
d) Computing sales tax collected.
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a) False.
c) Partialy right.
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c) Through satellite.
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b) True.
d) None of above.
c) Integral.
d) Destructive .
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