ISM- 3011 Info Systems in Organizations - Chapter 7 - Part 2 The problems presented by workgroup information systems can usually be resolved by ________.

A.

increasing the efficiencies of workgroup processes

B.

further disintegration of process data

C.

the workgroup itself

D.

building collaborative management

E.

eliminating duplication of data

he sequence of activities and phases of the customer life cycle are as follows: ________.

A.

attract, sell, categorize, and support

B.

categorize, sell, support, and attract

C.

categorize, attract, sell, and support

D.

attract, categorize, sell, and support

E.

attract, sell, support, and categorize

All of the following are security risks associated with the PRIDE system, except ________.

A.

there is no way to have everyone follow a single set of data security procedures

B.

patient health data can be viewed by other clubs

C.

patient's data can be used in unintended ways

D.

patient health data can be viewed by competing trainers

E.

doctors and trainers may be restricted to viewing only partial data

In the future, ERP customers will store most of their data on cloud servers managed by cloud vendors and store sensitive data on servers that they manage themselves. This arrangement is known as the _______.

A.

hybrid model

B.

mixed model

C.

relational model

D.

logical model

E.

joint model

The most significant contributing factor to problems with data integrity is __________.

A.

data duplication

B.

limited information

C.

disjointed processes

D.

slow processes

E.

incomplete backups

One important change that resulted from the movement to enterprise systems was the creation of stronger, faster, and more effective ________ among value chains.

A.

hops

B.

pathways

C.

routes

D.

linkages

E.

functions