Question 1

When embarking on e-commerce,companies need not worry about customer security and privacy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Compared to Web 2.0 processing,traditional processing is characterized by

Accepted Answer

A)  software as a product, extensive advertising and user participation. 
B)  controlled, fixed interface, product value fixed, software as a product. 
C)  viral marketing, software as a free service, mashups encouraged. 
D)  product value fixed, user participation, software as a product. 
E)  publishing, organic interfaces, value increases with more users. 
A)  software as a product, extensive advertising and user participation. 
B)  controlled, fixed interface, product value fixed, software as a product. 
C)  viral marketing, software as a free service, mashups encouraged. 
D)  product value fixed, user participation, software as a product. 
E)  publishing, organic interfaces, value increases with more users.

Question 3

Under Web 2.0 information systems that deal with _____________ still require some level of control.

Accepted Answer

A)  AdSense 
B)  social networks 
C)  pizza delivery 
D)  financial or material assets 
E)  placing data into a data warehouse 
A)  AdSense 
B)  social networks 
C)  pizza delivery 
D)  financial or material assets 
E)  placing data into a data warehouse

Question 4

E-commerce may require interconnectedness of the entire ERP process.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

E-commerce is the buying and selling of goods and services over public and private computer networks.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Disintermediation can have the overall effect of increasing margins for manufacturers and lowering consumer prices.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Nonmerchant companies take title to the goods they sell.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

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 9

Disintermediation is the elimination of sales taxes when selling on line.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Checking the weather on theweathernetwork.com or yahoo.ca is an example of e-commerce.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

With per click advertising the advertiser only has to pay the host site when

Accepted Answer

A)  the customer buys something. 
B)  the customer lands on the host site page. 
C)  the customer asks a question. 
D)  the customer reads the advertisement. 
E)  the customer clicks on the link. 
A)  the customer buys something. 
B)  the customer lands on the host site page. 
C)  the customer asks a question. 
D)  the customer reads the advertisement. 
E)  the customer clicks on the link.

Question 12

E-commerce can be used to determine price elasticity.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Disintermediation occurs when

Accepted Answer

A)  a merchant becomes a nonmerchant. 
B)  governments stop buying services on line. 
C)  electronic exchanges fail to make a match. 
D)  IT systems fail. 
E)  a manufacturer sells directly to the end user. 
A)  a merchant becomes a nonmerchant. 
B)  governments stop buying services on line. 
C)  electronic exchanges fail to make a match. 
D)  IT systems fail. 
E)  a manufacturer sells directly to the end user.

Question 14

Give three examples of how Web 2.0 advertising is more beneficial to companies advertising on the internet compared to traditional internet advertising techniques.

Accepted Answer

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Question 15

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.

Question 16

Web 2.0 applications need to be installed on the user's computer before the application can be used.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

In the e-commerce realm,business to consumer applications first captured the attention of

Accepted Answer

A)  Revenue Canada 
B)  Dell Computer 
C)  mail-order businesses. 
D)  auction houses 
E)  the auto industry 
A)  Revenue Canada 
B)  Dell Computer 
C)  mail-order businesses. 
D)  auction houses 
E)  the auto industry

Question 18

Organizations need to ensure that all aspects of the business operate smoothly before

Accepted Answer

A)  using an ERP application. 
B)  hiring IT people. 
C)  the enterprise management systems are securely connected to the internet. 
D)  selling goods on line. 
E)  the business opens. 
A)  using an ERP application. 
B)  hiring IT people. 
C)  the enterprise management systems are securely connected to the internet. 
D)  selling goods on line. 
E)  the business opens.

Question 19

For the vendor e-commerce produces new information about

Accepted Answer

A)  manufacturer's profits 
B)  price elasticity 
C)  disintermediation 
D)  merchant companies 
E)  nonmerchant companies 
A)  manufacturer's profits 
B)  price elasticity 
C)  disintermediation 
D)  merchant companies 
E)  nonmerchant companies

Question 20

Google's My Maps is an example of a(n)

Accepted Answer

A)  pay per use application. 
B)  mashup application. 
C)  user downloaded database. 
D)  social network 
E)  weak relationship 
A)  pay per use application. 
B)  mashup application. 
C)  user downloaded database. 
D)  social network 
E)  weak relationship

When embarking on e-commerce,companies need not worry about customer security and privacy.

Compared to Web 2.0 processing,traditional processing is characterized by

Under Web 2.0 information systems that deal with _____________ still require some level of control.

E-commerce may require interconnectedness of the entire ERP process.

E-commerce is the buying and selling of goods and services over public and private computer networks.

Disintermediation can have the overall effect of increasing margins for manufacturers and lowering consumer prices.

Nonmerchant companies take title to the goods they sell.

With Web 2.0 advertising rates can be changed

Disintermediation is the elimination of sales taxes when selling on line.

Checking the weather on theweathernetwork.com or yahoo.ca is an example of e-commerce.

With per click advertising the advertiser only has to pay the host site when

E-commerce can be used to determine price elasticity.

Disintermediation occurs when

Give three examples of how Web 2.0 advertising is more beneficial to companies advertising on the internet compared to traditional internet advertising techniques.

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

Web 2.0 applications need to be installed on the user's computer before the application can be used.

In the e-commerce realm,business to consumer applications first captured the attention of

Organizations need to ensure that all aspects of the business operate smoothly before

For the vendor e-commerce produces new information about

Google's My Maps is an example of a(n)

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Managing Information Security and Privacy

Business Process Modeling: Techniques, Rules, and Applications

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Exam 9: E-Commerce, social Networking and Web 2.0

When embarking on e-commerce,companies need not worry about customer security and privacy.

Compared to Web 2.0 processing,traditional processing is characterized by

Under Web 2.0 information systems that deal with _____________ still require some level of control.

E-commerce may require interconnectedness of the entire ERP process.

E-commerce is the buying and selling of goods and services over public and private computer networks.

Disintermediation can have the overall effect of increasing margins for manufacturers and lowering consumer prices.

Nonmerchant companies take title to the goods they sell.

With Web 2.0 advertising rates can be changed

Disintermediation is the elimination of sales taxes when selling on line.

Checking the weather on theweathernetwork.com or yahoo.ca is an example of e-commerce.

With per click advertising the advertiser only has to pay the host site when

E-commerce can be used to determine price elasticity.

Disintermediation occurs when

Give three examples of how Web 2.0 advertising is more beneficial to companies advertising on the internet compared to traditional internet advertising techniques.

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

Web 2.0 applications need to be installed on the user's computer before the application can be used.

In the e-commerce realm,business to consumer applications first captured the attention of

Organizations need to ensure that all aspects of the business operate smoothly before

For the vendor e-commerce produces new information about

Google's My Maps is an example of a(n)

Information Systems and You

Business Process Management and Decision Making

Productivity, innovation and Strategy

Hardware and Software

Database and Content Management

Networks and Collaboration

Competitive Advantage and Business Proces

Decision Making and Business Intelligence

Acquiring Information Systems Through Projects

Structure, governance and Ethics

Managing Information Security and Privacy

Business Process Modeling: Techniques, Rules, and Applications

Excel Basics: Understanding Spreadsheets, Cells, and Formulas

Database Design and Entity Relationships

Creating and Utilizing Forms, Queries, and Reports in MS Access

Understanding MS Project: Features and Functions

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