Exam 2: Information Systems for Collaboration

Richard's group places all of their documents in a shared directory for version control called a library.

________systems track changes but do not control them.

Identifying alternatives and selecting and brokering an alternative, involve feedback and________.

The project________ lists the expectations that will be achieved by the project.

A _________ is a group of users, documents, and tools created by collaboration products.

________decisions concern day- to- day activities such as whether to extend credit to a customer.

Computing reorder quantities of products is an example of a(n) ________process

Will's team uses VoIP to allow telephone calls through the Internet.

________communications occur when all team members meet at the same time.

________systems may have no control, version tracking, or version management.

Liz's team conference calls every Tuesday at 2. This is an example of synchronous communication.

Projects are constrained by task __________.

Synchronous virtual meetings employing cameras are called ________.

Collaboration tools open the door to the loss of __________.

Empathetic thinkers are more likely to work to achieve a common definition and understanding of information system problems.

A problem is a________ .

Deciding which invoices to pay today would be an example of a(n) _________ decision.

A project's scope refers to all the requirements that must be achieved by the product.

Matty sends out an email to all team members at the same time, with attachments to be reviewed and commented on. This is an example of ________workflow.

What are some of the problems of collaborations that have no controls on shared contents?