Exam 1: An Introduction to Integrated Enterprise Information Systems
Exam 1: An Introduction to Integrated Enterprise Information Systems51 Questions
Exam 2: Representation and Patterns55 Questions
Exam 3: The REA Enterprise Ontology62 Questions
Exam 4: The REA Enterprise Ontology: Business Process Modeling55 Questions
Exam 5: Task Level Modeling63 Questions
Exam 6: Relational Database Design54 Questions
Exam 7: Information Retrieval From Relational Databases55 Questions
Exam 8: The Sales/Collection Business Process55 Questions
Exam 9: The Acquisitio/Payment Business Process55 Questions
Exam 10: View Integration and Implementation Compromises55 Questions
Exam 11: The Conversion Business Process55 Questions
Exam 12: The Human Resource Business Process54 Questions
Exam 13: The Financing Business Process55 Questions
Exam 14: Enterprise System Risks and Controls60 Questions
Exam 15: ERP Systems and E-Commerce51 Questions
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Decisions to rebuild systems are usually made cooperatively between middle-management personnel from various functional areas.
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Assignment of building space such that employees from different departments are located next to each other is one means by which companies have attempted to break down enterprise stovepipes.
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Automation of an existing manual business process without consideration as to whether the process could be redesigned and made more efficient is referred to as paving the cowpaths.
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What are some approaches that may be taken to allow data from one software package to be used in another software package in an enterprise information system?
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Besides computer technology, what are information systems comprised of?
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Systems whose foundational building blocks are representations of the actual underlying activities are event-driven.
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One of the differences O'Leary discovered between SAP software in 1999 and the REA enterprise ontology is that SAP contained many artificial constructs as base objects, a practice REA discourages.
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One purpose of the REA enterprise ontology is to define constructs common to all enterprises and demonstrate how those constructs may be represented in an integrated enterprise information system.
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The effort exerted by Ford Motor Company in replacing its three-way match with a reengineered acquisition/payment process is an example of paving the cowpaths.
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Which of these terms refers to the use of different ERP applications for different business functions? For example, if a company decides to use SAP R/3 for manufacturing, Peoplesoft for human resources, and Oracle for all other functions, this is described as
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After re-engineering its accounts payable workflow as described in Chapter 1, Ford Motor Company reduced its accounts payable staff by
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Systems containing foundational building blocks that represent a particular view of data are described in Chapter One as
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Why does integration of enterprise information system components bear more resemblance to integration of children's toy building blocks than to integration of jigsaw puzzle pieces?
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The definition of enterprise excludes non-for-profit organizations.
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On what have most failed ERP software implementations been blamed?
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Describe the degrees to which systems may be integrated in an enterprise-wide information system.
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