Question 1

The value of a social capital varies depending on a network's

Accepted Answer

A)  number of relationships, the strength of those relationships and the resources controlled. 
B)  average age of the members, the interests of the network and the physical location of members. 
C)  relationship strengths, the physical location of members, the age of the members. 
D)  the resources controlled by the network, the age of members, and interests of members 
E)  group analysis of members, strength of relationships, numbers of members. 
A)  number of relationships, the strength of those relationships and the resources controlled. 
B)  average age of the members, the interests of the network and the physical location of members. 
C)  relationship strengths, the physical location of members, the age of the members. 
D)  the resources controlled by the network, the age of members, and interests of members 
E)  group analysis of members, strength of relationships, numbers of members. A

Question 2

________ relationships contribute most to the growth of social networks.

Accepted Answer

Weak

Question 3

________ is the investment in human knowledge and skills for future profit.

Accepted Answer

Human capital

Question 4

With Web 2.0, advertising rates can be changed

Accepted Answer

A)  hour by hour. 
B)  weekly. 
C)  monthly. 
D)  every two months. 
E)  when the contract is renewed. 
A)  hour by hour. 
B)  weekly. 
C)  monthly. 
D)  every two months. 
E)  when the contract is renewed.

Question 5

Information systems impact social networking by

Accepted Answer

A)  letting us see people with the same qualifications within a company. 
B)  improving search capabilities and reducing the trade-off between richness and reach. 
C)  allowing people to find class reunions, meetings, and jobs. 
D)  being available 24 hours a day for important contacts. 
E)  strengthening weak ties. 
A)  letting us see people with the same qualifications within a company. 
B)  improving search capabilities and reducing the trade-off between richness and reach. 
C)  allowing people to find class reunions, meetings, and jobs. 
D)  being available 24 hours a day for important contacts. 
E)  strengthening weak ties.

Question 6

Online auctions such as eBay are the most common form of nonmerchant ecommerce.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

By using Track My Pizza, Domino's has had a(n) ________ increase in online orders.

Accepted Answer

A)  18 percent 
B)  $2.00 
C)  36 percent 
D)  100 percent 
E)  200 percent 
A)  18 percent 
B)  $2.00 
C)  36 percent 
D)  100 percent 
E)  200 percent

Question 8

Using specific examples, describe how social networks add value to business.

Accepted Answer

Social networks add familiarity and pers

Question 9

When Dell computers sells to a federal agency, this is called

Accepted Answer

A)  C2C ecommerce. 
B)  B2G ecommerce. 
C)  C2G ecommerce. 
D)  B2B ecommerce. 
E)  Customer relationship management. 
A)  C2C ecommerce. 
B)  B2G ecommerce. 
C)  C2G ecommerce. 
D)  B2B ecommerce. 
E)  Customer relationship management.

Question 10

Priceline.com is an example of a(n)

Accepted Answer

A)  cloud based storage service. 
B)  ERP. 
C)  electronic exchange. 
D)  merchant company. 
E)  price elasticity solution. 
A)  cloud based storage service. 
B)  ERP. 
C)  electronic exchange. 
D)  merchant company. 
E)  price elasticity solution.

Question 11

B2C, or business-to-consumer, engages in sales between a supplier and a retail customer.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Ecommerce may require interconnectedness of the entire ERP process.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Surprisingly, disintermediation is giving way in some business models to re-intermediation. An example of this is

Accepted Answer

A)  Dell.ca. 
B)  google.ca. 
C)  Expert systems. 
D)  Travelocity.ca. 
E)  rbauction.com. 
A)  Dell.ca. 
B)  google.ca. 
C)  Expert systems. 
D)  Travelocity.ca. 
E)  rbauction.com.

Question 14

List five issues facing manufacturers who want to start selling directly to consumers via ecommerce.

Accepted Answer

1) Channel conflict

Question 15

________ is the elimination of intermediaries between vendors and buyers.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ________ is the elimination of intermediaries between...

Question 16

A manufacturer that sells office goods hardware to city hall over the internet is engaging in B2G commerce.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Modern consumers often know more about a product or service than does the person facilitating the sale.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

According to Lin, social capital adds value in these ways:

Accepted Answer

A)  provides information, gives opportunity to influence, lends social credential, reinforces image. 
B)  increased customer feedback, more effective CRM systems, lower customer acquisition costs. 
C)  greater employee engagement, better long range planning. 
D)  more opportunity to influence, more effective CRM, increased customer feedback in B2C situations. 
E)  increased human capital, lower costs for physical capital, reduced supplier power. 
A)  provides information, gives opportunity to influence, lends social credential, reinforces image. 
B)  increased customer feedback, more effective CRM systems, lower customer acquisition costs. 
C)  greater employee engagement, better long range planning. 
D)  more opportunity to influence, more effective CRM, increased customer feedback in B2C situations. 
E)  increased human capital, lower costs for physical capital, reduced supplier power.

Question 19

When a consumer looks at a product at a bricks-and-mortar store, then purchases the product online, this is called

Accepted Answer

A)  price conflict. 
B)  online elasticity. 
C)  merchant ecommerce. 
D)  showrooming. 
E)  channel conflict. 
A)  price conflict. 
B)  online elasticity. 
C)  merchant ecommerce. 
D)  showrooming. 
E)  channel conflict.

Question 20

More opportunities to influence and reinforce image and position are benefits to increase

Accepted Answer

A)  social capital. 
B)  advertising. 
C)  value chain management. 
D)  data-mining. 
E)  information flow 
A)  social capital. 
B)  advertising. 
C)  value chain management. 
D)  data-mining. 
E)  information flow

The value of a social capital varies depending on a network's

________ relationships contribute most to the growth of social networks.

________ is the investment in human knowledge and skills for future profit.

With Web 2.0, advertising rates can be changed

Information systems impact social networking by

Online auctions such as eBay are the most common form of nonmerchant ecommerce.

By using Track My Pizza, Domino's has had a(n) ________ increase in online orders.

Using specific examples, describe how social networks add value to business.

When Dell computers sells to a federal agency, this is called

Priceline.com is an example of a(n)

B2C, or business-to-consumer, engages in sales between a supplier and a retail customer.

Ecommerce may require interconnectedness of the entire ERP process.

Surprisingly, disintermediation is giving way in some business models to re-intermediation. An example of this is

List five issues facing manufacturers who want to start selling directly to consumers via ecommerce.

________ is the elimination of intermediaries between vendors and buyers.

A manufacturer that sells office goods hardware to city hall over the internet is engaging in B2G commerce.

Modern consumers often know more about a product or service than does the person facilitating the sale.

According to Lin, social capital adds value in these ways:

When a consumer looks at a product at a bricks-and-mortar store, then purchases the product online, this is called

More opportunities to influence and reinforce image and position are benefits to increase

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Exam 13: E-commerce, Social Networking, and Web 20

The value of a social capital varies depending on a network's

________ relationships contribute most to the growth of social networks.

________ is the investment in human knowledge and skills for future profit.

With Web 2.0, advertising rates can be changed

Information systems impact social networking by

Online auctions such as eBay are the most common form of nonmerchant ecommerce.

By using Track My Pizza, Domino's has had a(n) ________ increase in online orders.

Using specific examples, describe how social networks add value to business.

When Dell computers sells to a federal agency, this is called

Priceline.com is an example of a(n)

B2C, or business-to-consumer, engages in sales between a supplier and a retail customer.

Ecommerce may require interconnectedness of the entire ERP process.

Surprisingly, disintermediation is giving way in some business models to re-intermediation. An example of this is

List five issues facing manufacturers who want to start selling directly to consumers via ecommerce.

________ is the elimination of intermediaries between vendors and buyers.

A manufacturer that sells office goods hardware to city hall over the internet is engaging in B2G commerce.

Modern consumers often know more about a product or service than does the person facilitating the sale.

According to Lin, social capital adds value in these ways:

When a consumer looks at a product at a bricks-and-mortar store, then purchases the product online, this is called

More opportunities to influence and reinforce image and position are benefits to increase

Information Systems and You

Business Processes and Decision Making

Application Extension-Introduction to Business Process Modeling With Microsoft Visio

Productivity, Innovation, and Strategy

Application Extension-Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2013

Hardware and Software

Database and Content Management

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Extension-Database Design

Networks and Collaboration

Competitive Advantage and Business Processes

Decision Making and Business Intelligence

Acquiring Information Systems Through Projects

Application Extension-Introduction to Microsoft Project

Structure, Governance, and Ethics

Managing Information Security and Privacy

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