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To gain a competitive advantage it is important that one be an IT developer False
Content management systems for KM are concerned primarily with managing operational documents False
An information system produces information True
Most innovative uses of IT have already been invented False
The decreasing price and increasing power of computer chips is one of the main drivers for improvements in information systems True
The goal of the content management system is to manage and deliver documents True
Knowledge management systems are also concerned with supporting the sharing of knowledge among individuals True
Knowledge management is a technology False
An inventory database would be considered to be an example of a resource in the inventory management process False
The fact that it rained 1,2 inches today is an example of data True
The information that is the output of one process can be viewed as a data input to another process True
When data is presented with a meaningful context, it becomes information True
It is good business practice for a payment activity to have a single person assigned to approve payments and generate checks False
As defined by Porter, a value chain is a network of value creating activities True
Sales and service would be examples of supporting activities in Porters value chain model False
Accounting functions like accounts receivables would be an example of supporting activities in Porters value chain model True
One way of assessing the structure of a particular industry is to apply Porters five forces model True
A call center used for customer service would be an example of a supporting or secondary activity in the value chain False
General Motors developed on-star so drivers could get help; This would be an example of an information system being used to differentiate a product True
In a large city, the threat of new entrants for the sandwich shop business is probably high True
Among its suppliers, Wal-Mart is famous for not having much bargaining power False
Collaboration is when at least five people or more work on a project False
Operational decisions concern day to day activities True
An MIS is designed to support operational decision making False
Determining when goods should be recorded is an example of an unstructured decision False
A(n) ___ is designed to support operational decision making TPS
An information system helps businesses achieve Its goals and objectives
___ decisions are broader in scope and concern long term organizational issues Strategic
A blog would be and example of An information system
Which is not a phase in the decision making process Standardization of decision protocols
Expert systems are expensive to develop because they require many labor hours from both the ___ and expert system developer Expert
___ are designed to track organizational documents, web pages, graphics, and related materials Content management systems
In organizations people can share knowledge better by using ___ KM systems Collaborative
Inventories, databases, factories, and equipment are all examples of Facilities
Business processes generate information by combining key data in a specific Content
___ is an example of a primary activity in Porters value chain model Shipping and Receiving
___ is an example of support activity in Porters value chain model HR benefits management
Receiving and storing raw materials for production would be an example of a(n) ___ in Porters value chain model Primary Activity
The threat of new entrants is an industry is high when Entry and exit costs are low
would be an example of using an information system to gain a competive advantage Developing a web service to share information with a supple chain partner
___ is a tool that supports written communication between team members A wiki
A ___ is a tool that supports verbal communications between team members Podcasts
Most podcasts are ___ through video podcasts are becoming increasingly popular Verbal
Using ___ , users must dial into a conference call line and then point their web browsers to a website controlled by the moderator Web Ex
Discussion groups and FAQ’s are forms of organizational KM’s
___ are a type of organizational KM system Portals
Expert systems take the knowledge of experts and represent it in the system in the form of Rules
___ is a primary benefit of KM Better employee retention
___ are a form of organizational KM that allow for customers and employees to post questions seeking answers Discussion groups
Employees are sometimes reluctant to share knowledge because of ___ Competition
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