Question 1

Originially,in English,SAP was an acronym for ____________________.

Accepted Answer

Systems An

Question 2

The prediction of future sales is the ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The prediction of future sales is the...

Question 3

Which of the following module in SAP is a set of tools that can automate the activities in SAP ERP?

Accepted Answer

A) Workflow 
B) Controlling 
C) Financial Accounting 
D) Project System 
A) Workflow 
B) Controlling 
C) Financial Accounting 
D) Project System

Question 4

The accompanying figure depicts Moore's Law.What significance does this law have with regard to the development of ERP systems?

Accepted Answer

Computers had to be

Question 5

Bumpy rollouts of ERP systems are usually caused by:

Accepted Answer

A) software problems 
B) people problems 
C) hardware problems 
D) configuration problems 
A) software problems 
B) people problems 
C) hardware problems 
D) configuration problems

Question 6

____________________ is the direct computer-to-computer exchange of standard business documents.

Accepted Answer

Electronic data inte

Question 7

An important consideration in minimizing the risk of fraud and abuse is defining limits on the dollar value of business transactions that certain employees can process.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

The capabilities of computer hardware doubling every 18 months is known as Gates' Law.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

SAP's biggest competitor is ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of SAP's biggest competitor is ____________________....

Question 10

In ______,third-party software companies are encouraged to develop add-on software products that can be integrated with existing software.

Accepted Answer

A) open architecture 
B) clip-ons 
C) integrated pieces 
D) piecemeal nodes 
A) open architecture 
B) clip-ons 
C) integrated pieces 
D) piecemeal nodes

Question 11

One benefit of ERP systems is that ERP integrates people and data while eliminating the need to update and repair many separate computer systems.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

A central-local computer arrangement is called ____________________ architecture.

Accepted Answer

client ser

Question 13

An ERP system for a large company will cost ____,including software,training,and implementation.

Accepted Answer

A) $100-500 million 
B) $1-5 million 
C) $1-5 billion 
D) $50,000-$500,000 
A) $100-500 million 
B) $1-5 million 
C) $1-5 billion 
D) $50,000-$500,000

Question 14

Silos of information are also known as stovepipes.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

When a piece of equipment's capacity is exceeded,its capacity can be increased by adding new hardware.This is commonly known as:

Accepted Answer

A) adaptability 
B) middleware 
C) scalability 
D) computability 
A) adaptability 
B) middleware 
C) scalability 
D) computability

Question 16

Not every company is a good match with the constraints inherent in ERP.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

An assessment of an investment's project value that is calculated by dividing the value of the project's benefits by the value of the project's cost is known as a(n)____________________.

Accepted Answer

ROI
return on invest

Question 18

Discuss the various costs associated with the implementation of an ERP system for a large company and for a midsize company.How long does implementation take?

Accepted Answer

The total cost of an ERP system implemen

Question 19

An ERP system allows data to be entered once,and then used throughout the organization.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

____ is SAP's biggest competitor.

Accepted Answer

A) J.D.Edwards 
B) PeopleSoft 
C) Microsoft 
D) Oracle 
A) J.D.Edwards 
B) PeopleSoft 
C) Microsoft 
D) Oracle

Originially,in English,SAP was an acronym for ____________________.

The prediction of future sales is the ____________________.

Which of the following module in SAP is a set of tools that can automate the activities in SAP ERP?

The accompanying figure depicts Moore's Law.What significance does this law have with regard to the development of ERP systems?

Bumpy rollouts of ERP systems are usually caused by:

____________________ is the direct computer-to-computer exchange of standard business documents.

An important consideration in minimizing the risk of fraud and abuse is defining limits on the dollar value of business transactions that certain employees can process.

The capabilities of computer hardware doubling every 18 months is known as Gates' Law.

SAP's biggest competitor is ____________________.

In ______,third-party software companies are encouraged to develop add-on software products that can be integrated with existing software.

One benefit of ERP systems is that ERP integrates people and data while eliminating the need to update and repair many separate computer systems.

A central-local computer arrangement is called ____________________ architecture.

An ERP system for a large company will cost ____,including software,training,and implementation.

Silos of information are also known as stovepipes.

When a piece of equipment's capacity is exceeded,its capacity can be increased by adding new hardware.This is commonly known as:

Not every company is a good match with the constraints inherent in ERP.

An assessment of an investment's project value that is calculated by dividing the value of the project's benefits by the value of the project's cost is known as a(n)____________________.

Discuss the various costs associated with the implementation of an ERP system for a large company and for a midsize company.How long does implementation take?

An ERP system allows data to be entered once,and then used throughout the organization.

____ is SAP's biggest competitor.

Business Functions and Business Processes

Marketing Information Systems and the Sales Order Process

Production and Supply Chain Management Information Systems

Accounting in ERP Systems

Human Resources Processes With ERP

Process Modeling, Process Improvement, and ERP Implementation

RFID, business Intelligence BI, Mobile Computing, and the Cloud

Filters

Exam 2: The Development of Enterprise Resource Planning Systems

Originially,in English,SAP was an acronym for ____________________.

The prediction of future sales is the ____________________.

Which of the following module in SAP is a set of tools that can automate the activities in SAP ERP?

The accompanying figure depicts Moore's Law.What significance does this law have with regard to the development of ERP systems?

Bumpy rollouts of ERP systems are usually caused by:

____________________ is the direct computer-to-computer exchange of standard business documents.

An important consideration in minimizing the risk of fraud and abuse is defining limits on the dollar value of business transactions that certain employees can process.

The capabilities of computer hardware doubling every 18 months is known as Gates' Law.

SAP's biggest competitor is ____________________.

In ______,third-party software companies are encouraged to develop add-on software products that can be integrated with existing software.

One benefit of ERP systems is that ERP integrates people and data while eliminating the need to update and repair many separate computer systems.

A central-local computer arrangement is called ____________________ architecture.

An ERP system for a large company will cost ____,including software,training,and implementation.

Silos of information are also known as stovepipes.

When a piece of equipment's capacity is exceeded,its capacity can be increased by adding new hardware.This is commonly known as:

Not every company is a good match with the constraints inherent in ERP.

An assessment of an investment's project value that is calculated by dividing the value of the project's benefits by the value of the project's cost is known as a(n)____________________.

Discuss the various costs associated with the implementation of an ERP system for a large company and for a midsize company.How long does implementation take?

An ERP system allows data to be entered once,and then used throughout the organization.

____ is SAP's biggest competitor.

Business Functions and Business Processes

Marketing Information Systems and the Sales Order Process

Production and Supply Chain Management Information Systems

Accounting in ERP Systems

Human Resources Processes With ERP

Process Modeling, Process Improvement, and ERP Implementation

RFID, business Intelligence BI, Mobile Computing, and the Cloud

Filters