Question 1

Identify some of the sources of big dat
a.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Identify some of the sources of big...

Question 2

Capital One found ________ in combination with business analytics to be a very low-cost way to design and develop new products and services for customers.

Accepted Answer

A)  Socialization 
B)  Experimentation 
C)  Absorption 
D)  Externalization 
E)  Globalization 
A)  Socialization 
B)  Experimentation 
C)  Absorption 
D)  Externalization 
E)  Globalization

Question 3

Successful companies that compete using business analytics may have the same tools as their competition,but have built the right culture and organizational support system to ensure that the tools are being used properly.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

List some examples of what a company should do if it seeks to gain a competitive advantage from analytics.

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The answer of List some examples of what a company...

Question 5

These are tools that analyze the impact social IT has on a business.

Accepted Answer

Social ana

Question 6

________________ is hard to structure,hard to transfer,and highly personal to the source.

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A)  Data 
B)  Tacit knowledge 
C)  Implicit knowledge 
D)  Explicit knowledge 
E)  Information 
A)  Data 
B)  Tacit knowledge 
C)  Implicit knowledge 
D)  Explicit knowledge 
E)  Information

Question 7

This company approach is one in which facts are gathered and analyzed as the first step in decision making.

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A)  Information-driven management 
B)  Hierarchical structure 
C)  Network structure 
D)  Evidence-based management 
E)  Social analytics 
A)  Information-driven management 
B)  Hierarchical structure 
C)  Network structure 
D)  Evidence-based management 
E)  Social analytics

Question 8

Identify the following actions as either using explicit knowledge or tacit knowledge.

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The answer of Identify the following actions as either using...

Question 9

Business intelligence is a more specific form of knowledge management that seeks to extract knowledge from ______.

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The answer of Business intelligence is a more specific form...

Question 10

More human contribution goes into creating information than knowledge.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

All of the following are examples of socialization EXCEPT for:?

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A)  Sharing war stories 
B)  Apprenticeships 
C)  Conferences 
D)  Non-structured activities, like an office party or lunch discussion 
E)  Project management 
A)  Sharing war stories 
B)  Apprenticeships 
C)  Conferences 
D)  Non-structured activities, like an office party or lunch discussion 
E)  Project management

Question 12

_______________ includes the movement from tacit knowledge to explicit knowledge.

Accepted Answer

A)  Externalization 
B)  Socialization 
C)  Internalization 
D)  Combination 
E)  Appropriation 
A)  Externalization 
B)  Socialization 
C)  Internalization 
D)  Combination 
E)  Appropriation

Identify some of the sources of big dat a.

Capital One found ________ in combination with business analytics to be a very low-cost way to design and develop new products and services for customers.

Successful companies that compete using business analytics may have the same tools as their competition,but have built the right culture and organizational support system to ensure that the tools are being used properly.

List some examples of what a company should do if it seeks to gain a competitive advantage from analytics.

These are tools that analyze the impact social IT has on a business.

________________ is hard to structure,hard to transfer,and highly personal to the source.

This company approach is one in which facts are gathered and analyzed as the first step in decision making.

Identify the following actions as either using explicit knowledge or tacit knowledge.

Business intelligence is a more specific form of knowledge management that seeks to extract knowledge from ______.

More human contribution goes into creating information than knowledge.

All of the following are examples of socialization EXCEPT for:?

_______________ includes the movement from tacit knowledge to explicit knowledge.

Linking Systems Strategy and the Organization

Strategic Use of Information Resources in a Global Economy

Organizational Strategy: Managerial Levers

Work Design: Enabling Global Collaboration

Building and Changing Global Business Processes

Information Systems Strategy: Architecture and Infrastructure

Cost Recovery of Information Systems

Governance of the Information Systems Organization

Sourcing Information Systems Around the World

Managing Projects in a Global Ecosystem

Ethical Guidelines for Information Use

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Exam 11: Business Analytics and Knowledge Management

Identify some of the sources of big dat a.

Capital One found ________ in combination with business analytics to be a very low-cost way to design and develop new products and services for customers.

Successful companies that compete using business analytics may have the same tools as their competition,but have built the right culture and organizational support system to ensure that the tools are being used properly.

List some examples of what a company should do if it seeks to gain a competitive advantage from analytics.

These are tools that analyze the impact social IT has on a business.

________________ is hard to structure,hard to transfer,and highly personal to the source.

This company approach is one in which facts are gathered and analyzed as the first step in decision making.

Identify the following actions as either using explicit knowledge or tacit knowledge.

Business intelligence is a more specific form of knowledge management that seeks to extract knowledge from ______.

More human contribution goes into creating information than knowledge.

All of the following are examples of socialization EXCEPT for:?

_______________ includes the movement from tacit knowledge to explicit knowledge.

Linking Systems Strategy and the Organization

Strategic Use of Information Resources in a Global Economy

Organizational Strategy: Managerial Levers

Work Design: Enabling Global Collaboration

Building and Changing Global Business Processes

Information Systems Strategy: Architecture and Infrastructure

Cost Recovery of Information Systems

Governance of the Information Systems Organization

Sourcing Information Systems Around the World

Managing Projects in a Global Ecosystem

Ethical Guidelines for Information Use

Filters