Deck 2: Business Processes, Information Systems, and Information
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Deck 2: Business Processes, Information Systems, and Information
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Changing the structure of existing databases is an easy task.
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2
The only people included in an information system are the users of the system.
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3
Most businesses choose not to standardize business processes to avoid inconsistencies in results.
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4
The five-components model has made it difficult to identify problems in an information system.
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Both programs and procedures are instructions.
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All repositories are databases.
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7
Procedures anchor an information system to a process.
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Each information system has a different procedure for every process the information system supports.
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9
A process cannot be supported by more than one information system.
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10
Data is the most important component of the information system.
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11
Business processes involve resources,such as people,computers,and data and document collections.
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12
Understanding how business processes interact with information systems is common in the workplace.
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13
The quality of an information system is determined by the quality of the user's thinking.
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14
The five-component framework is present in every information system,from the simplest to the most complex.
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15
According to the five-component framework,programs tell people what to do,and procedures tell hardware what to do.
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16
All information systems include a computer.
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17
Ordering additional hardware for an information system is a complex task.
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18
Standardized business processes reduce risk.
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19
Procedures link information systems to processes.
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20
The five-component framework can be used when assessing the scope of new systems.
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21
Human intuition does not play any role in a dynamic process.
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22
Having to learn the procedures for using technology hinders productivity.
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23
Scheduling work shifts and calculating daily sales tax totals are examples of dynamic processes.
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24
All processes must rely on an information system.
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25
Changes in structured processes are easy to implement.
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26
The instructions of a dynamic process are more rigid when compared to a structured process.
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27
Innovation is not expected in structured processes,but it is required in dynamic processes.
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28
Dynamic processes cannot be reduced to fixed activities done the same way every time.
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29
Dynamic processes have objectives that tend to emphasize effectiveness rather than efficiency.
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30
Procedures for dynamic processes typically define what the users of a system can do and under what conditions they can do it.
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31
The actors in a dynamic process collaborate and give feedback to each other.
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32
Highly-standardized processes are done in different ways each time,regardless of who is working on it.
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33
Efficiency means accomplishing the process with minimum resources.
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34
Dynamic processes are unstructured.
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35
Information systems that support a dynamic process will restrict user behavior and innovation.
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36
Control is critical in structured processes.
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37
Changes to dynamic processes are slow,made with deliberation,and are difficult to implement.
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38
Rather than being controlled,dynamic processes are adaptive.
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39
Effectiveness is an important characteristic of both structured and dynamic processes.
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40
Businesses have thousands of different processes,among which some processes are stable.
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41
Information is knowledge derived from recorded facts or figures.
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42
Information is processed data.
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43
Costs for developing an information system are the only costs associated with it.
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44
Good information requires that data be timely.
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45
______________ is like diagramming a play in a team sport; it helps everyone involved see their part and the whole.
A) Creating a repository
B) Documenting a business process
C) Showing the details of an activity
D) Creating organized instructions
A) Creating a repository
B) Documenting a business process
C) Showing the details of an activity
D) Creating organized instructions
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46
A statement that the average daily wage of all the construction workers in Nevada is $250 is an example of information.
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47
Information is data processed by sorting,filtering,grouping,comparing,summing,averaging,and other similar operations.
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48
A ________ is referred to as a subset of activities in a business process that is performed by a particular individual.
A) decision
B) process
C) role
D) task
A) decision
B) process
C) role
D) task
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49
Data must be accurate to improve the quality of information.
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50
A(n)________ is referred to as a task within a business process.
A) activity
B) schedule
C) role
D) plan
A) activity
B) schedule
C) role
D) plan
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51
Good information is conceived from accurate,correct,and complete data.
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52
Information system users ought to rely on data if it appears in the context of a Web page.
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53
A(n)________ is referred to as a sequence of activities for accomplishing a function.
A) value chain
B) information system
C) business process
D) repository
A) value chain
B) information system
C) business process
D) repository
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54
For data to be worth its cost,an appropriate relationship must exist between the cost of data and its value.
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55
Information is data presented in a meaningful context.
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56
Data should be relevant both to the context and to the subject.
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57
Unlike data,information remains constant from person to person.
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58
Data needs to be sufficient for the purpose for which it was generated.
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59
Information systems are not subject to financial analyses.
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60
Systems with real time data are less expensive than systems that produce data within a few hours.
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61
In the airline industry,instructions for cancelling reservation is an example of a/an:
A) activity
B) procedure
C) component
D) data communications
A) activity
B) procedure
C) component
D) data communications
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62
________ are components of an information system that anchor it to a process.
A) People
B) Programs
C) Repositories
D) Procedures
A) People
B) Programs
C) Repositories
D) Procedures
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63
A dotted arrow in the BPMN model represents the ________.
A) flow of the data that is named on the arrow
B) flow of action that is named on the arrow
C) swimlanes
D) beginning and end of the business process
A) flow of the data that is named on the arrow
B) flow of action that is named on the arrow
C) swimlanes
D) beginning and end of the business process
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64
Which of the following is a benefit of standardizing business processes?
A) It produces varying results.
B) It enables the business to enforce policies.
C) It provides non-scalable solutions.
D) It allows businesses to take further risks.
A) It produces varying results.
B) It enables the business to enforce policies.
C) It provides non-scalable solutions.
D) It allows businesses to take further risks.
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65
When the process changes,the _________ will also need to change.
A) information system
B) procedure
C) relationship
D) operation
A) information system
B) procedure
C) relationship
D) operation
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66
A company's ________ serve as instructions for people to follow when accomplishing an activity on a computer.
A) activities
B) processes
C) procedures
D) repositories
A) activities
B) processes
C) procedures
D) repositories
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67
A storage disk is an example of a ________ component of an information system.
A) procedure
B) data
C) software
D) hardware
A) procedure
B) data
C) software
D) hardware
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68
Decisions in the BPMN model are represented by ________.
A) diamonds
B) triangles
C) rectangles with rounded corners
D) circles
A) diamonds
B) triangles
C) rectangles with rounded corners
D) circles
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69
Which of the following components of an information system functions as a bridge between the human side and the machine side of the information system framework?
A) data
B) hardware
C) software
D) procedure
A) data
B) hardware
C) software
D) procedure
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70
________ provide instructions to the hardware in an information system.
A) Programs
B) Activities
C) Procedures
D) Repositories
A) Programs
B) Activities
C) Procedures
D) Repositories
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71
Customers' names,numbers,and addresses are an example of the ________ component of an information system.
A) process
B) data
C) software
D) hardware
A) process
B) data
C) software
D) hardware
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72
In the BPMN model,the notation of a plus sign signifies the ________.
A) flow of the data that is named on an arrow
B) details of the activity that are documented elsewhere
C) flow of action that is named on an arrow
D) beginning and end of the business process
A) flow of the data that is named on an arrow
B) details of the activity that are documented elsewhere
C) flow of action that is named on an arrow
D) beginning and end of the business process
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73
Which of the following components of a functioning information system includes the computer,keyboard,and monitor?
A) software
B) procedures
C) data
D) hardware
A) software
B) procedures
C) data
D) hardware
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74
Which of the following statements is true about processes and procedures of an information system?
A) Each information system has a different procedure for every process it supports.
B) A process will have the same procedure for every information system.
C) Changes to an information system will not affect the processes that use it.
D) Procedures do not change with the changes made to an information system.
A) Each information system has a different procedure for every process it supports.
B) A process will have the same procedure for every information system.
C) Changes to an information system will not affect the processes that use it.
D) Procedures do not change with the changes made to an information system.
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75
In the BPMN model,a circle with a heavy border represents _______________.
A) decisions
B) the start of the business process
C) the end of the business process
D) activities
A) decisions
B) the start of the business process
C) the end of the business process
D) activities
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76
Which of the following is the most important component of information systems?
A) software
B) hardware
C) people
D) procedure
A) software
B) hardware
C) people
D) procedure
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77
A(n)________ is a group of components that interact to achieve some purpose.
A) function
B) end-user
C) repository
D) system
A) function
B) end-user
C) repository
D) system
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78
Microsoft Word,a word-processing program,is an example of ________.
A) a data set
B) a procedure
C) software
D) hardware
A) a data set
B) a procedure
C) software
D) hardware
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79
Which of the following is considered software when writing a class report?
A) the steps used to start the program
B) the content of the report
C) the word-processing program
D) the keyboard
A) the steps used to start the program
B) the content of the report
C) the word-processing program
D) the keyboard
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80
A solid arrow in the BPMN model represents the ________.
A) beginning and end of the business process
B) flow of data
C) flow of action
D) swimlanes
A) beginning and end of the business process
B) flow of data
C) flow of action
D) swimlanes
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