Exam 13: Transition to the New System
Exam 1: The Systems Analyst and Information Systems Development136 Questions
Exam 2: Project Selection and Management110 Questions
Exam 3: Requirements Determination153 Questions
Exam 4: Systems Analysis and Design74 Questions
Exam 5: Process Modeling112 Questions
Exam 6: Data Modeling104 Questions
Exam 7: Moving Into Design106 Questions
Exam 8: Architecture Design70 Questions
Exam 9: Dennis/wixom/roth231 Questions
Exam 10: Program Design112 Questions
Exam 11: Data Storage Design111 Questions
Exam 12: Moving Into Implementation121 Questions
Exam 13: Transition to the New System139 Questions
Exam 14: the Movement to Objects113 Questions
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According to the authors,the most complex element of the migration plan is getting users to be ready and able to use the new system.
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Arranging for and installing any needed hardware and software and converting data as needed for the new system is called 'technical readiness'.
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Knowing that sometimes things happen due to technical problems when implementing a new system is a great reason to have a business contingency plan.
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Marta's company falls under the Sarbanes-Oxley reporting standards.She has overseen a major project to change reporting functions in organizational systems.But,there are reluctant and resistant adopters among the user groups involved in this project.Which of the following might be a compelling organizational reason for change for those reluctant and resistant adopters?
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SOPs are "system organizational policies" and are the formal ways to perform work processes.
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What options does a project manager have when considering a conversion location?
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Generally speaking,the technical readiness portion is the most difficult aspect of the migration plan.
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The main difference between pilot and phased conversion location options is:
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The philosophy 'build it and they will come' is probably only true in the movies,not in new systems being introduced in organizations.
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No computer system will be successfully adopted unless management policies support its adoption.
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Myles is the lead analysis for a major ERP system.He has decided that the inventory module be installed first for two to three months;followed by the payroll module;followed by other accounting modules.This is called a 'phased conversion'.
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TJ was the project manager on the ERP implementation project.He should lead an evaluation of the project to identify what went well and what could be improved for the next system development project.
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A study of 10,000 end-users in the insurance industry in the United States found that only a small percentage of the users allowed the system work processes to become habits or norms.
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Change management is the process of helping people adjust to the new system and its new work processes without undue stress.
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The goal of project assessment is to understand what was successful about the system and the project activities.
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Connie knows that _________ when trying to motivate people to change
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