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1.1. Knowledge managementKnowledge management
2.2. Online analytical processingOnline analytical processing
3.3. EmailEmail
4.4. Supply chain managementSupply chain management
5.5. Data miningData mining
Which of the following Which of the following
is is notnot a major a major
application or application or
technology used for technology used for
business intelligence? business intelligence?
1.1. Knowledge managementKnowledge management
2.2. Online analytical processingOnline analytical processing
3.3. E-mailE-mail
4.4. Supply chain managementSupply chain management
5.5. Data miningData mining
Which of the following Which of the following
is is notnot a major a major
application or application or
technology used for technology used for
business intelligence?business intelligence?
Business intelligence systems consist of technologies and Business intelligence systems consist of technologies and applications designed to help users make better business decisions.applications designed to help users make better business decisions.
1.1. Senior managementSenior management
2.2. Middle managementMiddle management
3.3. Operational managementOperational management
4.4. Individual employeesIndividual employees
5.5. Not sureNot sure
Which level in an Which level in an
organization makes organization makes
decisions about the decisions about the
development of development of
short-range plans?short-range plans?
1.1. Senior managementSenior management
2.2. Middle managementMiddle management
3.3. Operational managementOperational management
4.4. Individual employeesIndividual employees
5.5. Not sureNot sure
Which level in an Which level in an
organization makes organization makes
decisions about the decisions about the
development of development of
short-range plans?short-range plans?
Each decision making level in an organization has different information Each decision making level in an organization has different information requirements for decision support and different constituencies or groups that requirements for decision support and different constituencies or groups that information systems need to serve.information systems need to serve.
1.1. Senior managementSenior management
2.2. Middle managementMiddle management
3.3. Operational managementOperational management
4.4. Individual employeesIndividual employees
5.5. Not sureNot sure
Which level in an Which level in an
organization makes organization makes
decisions about decisions about
specific vendors, specific vendors,
customers, and other customers, and other
employees?employees?
1.1. Senior managementSenior management
2.2. Middle managementMiddle management
3.3. Operational managementOperational management
4.4. Individual employeesIndividual employees
5.5. Not sureNot sure
Which level in an Which level in an
organization makes organization makes
decisions about decisions about
specific vendors, specific vendors,
customers, and other customers, and other
employees?employees?
Because individual employees interact directly with the public, how well they make their decisions can directly impact the firm’s revenue streams.
1.1. Unstructured decisionsUnstructured decisions
2.2. Structured decisionsStructured decisions
3.3. Semistructured decisionsSemistructured decisions
4.4. No decisionsNo decisions
5.5. Not sureNot sure
Which type of decisions Which type of decisions
are generally more are generally more
prevalent at lower prevalent at lower
organizational levels?organizational levels?
1.1. Unstructured decisionsUnstructured decisions
2.2. Structured decisionsStructured decisions
3.3. Semistructured decisionsSemistructured decisions
4.4. No decisionsNo decisions
5.5. Not sureNot sure
Which type of decisions Which type of decisions
are generally more are generally more
prevalent at lower prevalent at lower
organizational levels?organizational levels?
Decision makers can follow definite procedures for handling structured decisions in order to be efficient.
1.1. Unstructured decisionsUnstructured decisions
2.2. Structured decisionsStructured decisions
3.3. Semistructured decisionsSemistructured decisions
4.4. No decisionsNo decisions
5.5. Not sureNot sure
Which type of decisions Which type of decisions
require insight based require insight based
on many sources of on many sources of
information and information and
personal experience? personal experience?
1.1. Unstructured decisionsUnstructured decisions
2.2. Structured decisionsStructured decisions
3.3. Semistructured decisionsSemistructured decisions
4.4. No decisionsNo decisions
5.5. Not sureNot sure
Which type of decisions Which type of decisions
require insight based require insight based
on many sources of on many sources of
information and information and
personal experience?personal experience?
Senior executives tend to be exposed to many unstructured decision situations that are open ended and evaluative.
1.1. Transaction processingTransaction processing
2.2. Management information Management information systemsystem
3.3. Decision-supportDecision-support
4.4. Executive supportExecutive support
5.5. Group decision-supportGroup decision-support
Which of the following is Which of the following is
not necessarily a kind of not necessarily a kind of
system used to support the system used to support the
different levels and types different levels and types
of decisions common in an of decisions common in an
organization?organization?
1.1. Transaction processingTransaction processing
2.2. Management Management information systeminformation system
3.3. Decision-supportDecision-support
4.4. Executive supportExecutive support
5.5. Group decision-supportGroup decision-support
Which of the following is Which of the following is
not necessarily a kind of not necessarily a kind of
system used to support the system used to support the
different levels and types different levels and types
of decisions common in an of decisions common in an
organization?organization?
Investments in systems to support decision making produce better decision making by managers and employees in the firm, above average returns on investment for the firm, and ultimately higher profitability.
1.1. IntelligenceIntelligence
2.2. DesignDesign
3.3. ChoiceChoice
4.4. ImplementationImplementation
5.5. Testing Testing
Which stage in the Which stage in the
decision making decision making
process involves process involves
monitoring how well monitoring how well
the solution is the solution is
working? working?
1.1. IntelligenceIntelligence
2.2. DesignDesign
3.3. ChoiceChoice
4.4. ImplementationImplementation
5.5. TestingTesting
Which stage in the Which stage in the
decision making decision making
process involves process involves
monitoring how well monitoring how well
the solution is the solution is
working?working?
Traditional MIS come into play by providing managers with routine reports on the progress of a specific solution.
1.1. IntelligenceIntelligence
2.2. DesignDesign
3.3. ChoiceChoice
4.4. ImplementationImplementation
5.5. TestingTesting
Which stage in the Which stage in the
decision-making decision-making
process uses a process uses a
decision-support decision-support
system to explore system to explore
alternatives?alternatives?
1.1. IntelligenceIntelligence
2.2. DesignDesign
3.3. ChoiceChoice
4.4. ImplementationImplementation
5.5. TestingTesting
Which stage in the Which stage in the
decision-making decision-making
process uses a process uses a
decision-support decision-support
system to explore system to explore
alternatives?alternatives?
Decision-support systems provide analytical tools for modeling data, enabling users to explore various options quickly.
1.1. Broader decision rightsBroader decision rights
2.2. Better team support toolsBetter team support tools
3.3. Collaborative commerceCollaborative commerce
4.4. Customized informationCustomized information
5.5. Personalized informationPersonalized information
Which trend in decision Which trend in decision
support and business support and business
intelligence points to intelligence points to
improved brainstorming improved brainstorming
sessions?sessions?
1.1. Broader decision rightsBroader decision rights
2.2. Better team support toolsBetter team support tools
3.3. Collaborative commerceCollaborative commerce
4.4. Customized informationCustomized information
5.5. Personalized informationPersonalized information
Which trend in decision Which trend in decision
support and business support and business
intelligence points to intelligence points to
improved brainstorming improved brainstorming
sessions?sessions?
Web-based collaboration and meeting tools enable project teams, task forces, and small groups to meet online using corporate intranets and extranets.
1.1. Model-drivenModel-driven
2.2. Data-drivenData-driven
3.3. Transaction-drivenTransaction-driven
4.4. Processor-drivenProcessor-driven
5.5. Network-driven Network-driven
Which type of Which type of
decision-support decision-support
system uses online system uses online
analytical processing analytical processing
as an integral part of as an integral part of
the decision-making the decision-making
process? process?
1.1. Model-drivenModel-driven
2.2. Data-drivenData-driven
3.3. Transaction-drivenTransaction-driven
4.4. Processor-drivenProcessor-driven
5.5. Network-drivenNetwork-driven
Which type of Which type of
decision-support decision-support
system uses online system uses online
analytical processing analytical processing
as an integral part of as an integral part of
the decision-making the decision-making
process?process?
A data-driven DSS supports decision making by enabling users to extract useful information that was previously buried in large quantities of data. Online analytical processing and data mining are used to analyze the data.
1.1. AssociationAssociation
2.2. SequenceSequence
3.3. ClassificationClassification
4.4. ClusteringClustering
5.5. Administrative Administrative
Which type of data Which type of data
mining helps discover mining helps discover
the characteristics of the characteristics of
customers who are customers who are
likely to leave a firm?likely to leave a firm?
1.1. AssociationAssociation
2.2. SequenceSequence
3.3. ClassificationClassification
4.4. ClusteringClustering
5.5. AdministrativeAdministrative
Which type of data Which type of data
mining helps discover mining helps discover
the characteristics of the characteristics of
customers who are customers who are
likely to leave a firm?likely to leave a firm?
By using classification data mining, managers can predict customers likely to leave a firm and devise special campaigns to retain such customers.
1.1. association.association.
2.2. sequence.sequence.
3.3. classification.classification.
4.4. clustering.clustering.
5.5. administrative.administrative.
The type of data The type of data
mining that links mining that links
events over time events over time
is…is…
1.1. association.association.
2.2. sequence.sequence.
3.3. classification.classification.
4.4. clustering.clustering.
5.5. administrative.administrative.
The type of data The type of data
mining that links mining that links
events over timeevents over time
is…is…
Sequences in data mining help managers link events over time and plan product or service promotions accordingly.
1.1. User interfaceUser interface
2.2. DatabaseDatabase
3.3. Software systemSoftware system
4.4. NetworkNetwork
5.5. Not sureNot sure
Which component of a Which component of a
decision-support decision-support
system may contain system may contain
mathematical models? mathematical models?
1.1. User interfaceUser interface
2.2. DatabaseDatabase
3.3. Software systemSoftware system
4.4. NetworkNetwork
5.5. Not sureNot sure
Which component of a Which component of a
decision-support decision-support
system may contain system may contain
mathematical models?mathematical models?
The software system may contain a collection of mathematical and analytical models that the DSS user can easily access.
1.1. User interfaceUser interface
2.2. DatabaseDatabase
3.3. Software systemSoftware system
4.4. NetworkNetwork
5.5. Not sureNot sure
Which component of a Which component of a
decision-support system decision-support system
supports the dialogue supports the dialogue
between the user and the between the user and the
DSS?DSS?
1.1. User interfaceUser interface
2.2. DatabaseDatabase
3.3. Software systemSoftware system
4.4. NetworkNetwork
5.5. Not sureNot sure
Which component of a Which component of a
decision-support system decision-support system
supports the dialogue supports the dialogue
between the user and the between the user and the
DSS?DSS?
The DSS user interface permits easy interaction between users of the system and the DSS software tools. The DSS users can be managers or employees with no patience for learning a complex tool, so the interface must be relatively intuitive.
1.1. Predictive analysisPredictive analysis
2.2. Geographic informationGeographic information
3.3. Customer decision-supportCustomer decision-support
4.4. Group decision-supportGroup decision-support
5.5. Asset utilizationAsset utilization
Which category of Which category of
DSS use data DSS use data
visualization visualization
technology in the technology in the
form of digitized form of digitized
maps? maps?
1.1. Predictive analysisPredictive analysis
2.2. Geographic informationGeographic information
3.3. Customer decision-supportCustomer decision-support
4.4. Group decision-supportGroup decision-support
5.5. Asset utilizationAsset utilization
Which category of Which category of
DSS use data DSS use data
visualization visualization
technology in the technology in the
form of digitized form of digitized
maps?maps?
Geographic information systems are a special category of DSS that use data visualization technology to analyze and display data for planning and decision making in the form of digitized maps.
1.1. Predictive analysisPredictive analysis
2.2. Geographic informationGeographic information
3.3. Customer decision-supportCustomer decision-support
4.4. Group decision-supportGroup decision-support
5.5. Asset utilizationAsset utilization
Which type of DSS Which type of DSS
provides online access provides online access
to various databases to various databases
and information pools and information pools
for customers to make for customers to make
their own decisions?their own decisions?
1.1. Predictive analysisPredictive analysis
2.2. Geographic informationGeographic information
3.3. Customer decision-supportCustomer decision-support
4.4. Group decision-supportGroup decision-support
5.5. Asset utilizationAsset utilization
Which type of DSS Which type of DSS
provides online access provides online access
to various databases to various databases
and information pools and information pools
for customers to make for customers to make
their own decisions?their own decisions?
The growth of electronic commerce has encouraged many companies to develop DSS where customers and employees can take advantage of Internet information resource and Web capabilities for interactivity and personalization.
1.1. predictive analysis.predictive analysis.
2.2. geographic information.geographic information.
3.3. customer decision-support.customer decision-support.
4.4. group decision-support.group decision-support.
5.5. asset utilization.asset utilization.
The type of DSS The type of DSS
developed in response developed in response
to a growing concern to a growing concern
over the effectiveness over the effectiveness
of meetings is called of meetings is called
a(n)…a(n)…
1.1. predictive analysis.predictive analysis.
2.2. geographic information.geographic information.
3.3. customer decision-support.customer decision-support.
4.4. group decision-support.group decision-support.
5.5. asset utilization.asset utilization.
The type of DSS The type of DSS
developed in response developed in response
to a growing concern to a growing concern
over the effectiveness over the effectiveness
of meetings is called of meetings is called
a(n)…a(n)…
A group decision-support system is an interactive computer-based system used to facilitate the solution of unstructured problems by a set of decision makers working together as a group.
1.1. extensive use of data.extensive use of data.
2.2. immediate access to data.immediate access to data.
3.3. timeliness of data.timeliness of data.
4.4. feedback.feedback.
5.5. flexibility.flexibility.
Much of the value of Much of the value of
executive support executive support
systems is found in systems is found in
their…their…
1.1. extensive use of data.extensive use of data.
2.2. immediate access to data.immediate access to data.
3.3. timeliness of data.timeliness of data.
4.4. feedback.feedback.
5.5. flexibility.flexibility.
Much of the value of Much of the value of
executive support executive support
systems is found in systems is found in
their…their…
ESS put data and tools in the hands of executives without addressing specific problems or imposing solutions. A well-designed ESS could dramatically improve management performance and increase upper management’s span of control.
1.1. Intelligent agentsIntelligent agents
2.2. Digital dashboardsDigital dashboards
3.3. Balanced scorecardsBalanced scorecards
4.4. Activity-based costingActivity-based costing
5.5. Training support Training support
Which part of an ESS Which part of an ESS
helps transform data helps transform data
into immediate, into immediate,
accurate, and accurate, and
understandable understandable
information?information?
1.1. Intelligent agentsIntelligent agents
2.2. Digital dashboardsDigital dashboards
3.3. Balanced scorecardsBalanced scorecards
4.4. Activity-based costingActivity-based costing
5.5. Training supportTraining support
Which part of an ESS Which part of an ESS
helps transform data helps transform data
into immediate, into immediate,
accurate, and accurate, and
understandable understandable
information?information?
Digital dashboards present key performance indicators as graphs and charts in a Web browser format, providing a one-page overview of all the critical measurements necessary to make key executive decisions.
1.1. intelligent agents.intelligent agents.
2.2. digital dashboards.digital dashboards.
3.3. balanced scorecards.balanced scorecards.
4.4. activity-based costing.activity-based costing.
5.5. training support.training support.
A budgeting and A budgeting and
analysis model of an analysis model of an
ESS that includes the ESS that includes the
overhead and overhead and
operating expenses operating expenses
required to produce a required to produce a
product is called… product is called…
1.1. intelligent agents.intelligent agents.
2.2. digital dashboards.digital dashboards.
3.3. balanced scorecards.balanced scorecards.
4.4. activity-based costing.activity-based costing.
5.5. training support.training support.
A budgeting and A budgeting and
analysis model of an analysis model of an
ESS that includes the ESS that includes the
overhead and overhead and
operating expenses operating expenses
required to produce a required to produce a
product is called…product is called…
Activity-based costing models also identify all the resources, processes, and costs, required to produce a specific product or service. They focus on determining firm activities that create costs rather than merely tracking what has been spent.