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| Metropolitan Area Network |
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| What is a commonly used type of wire media? |
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| Twisted-pair wire, Coaxial cable , Fiber optic |
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| __________ is an adapter card that enables the computer or device that does not have built-in networking capability to access a network. |
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| NIC, Network Interface Card |
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| An IP address consists of ____ bits. |
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| Which of the following connects computers between two or more separated sites? |
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| What is the proper definition of an NIC? |
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| A device that connects the computer or printer’s circuitry to the network cables. |
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| Internet Service Provider |
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| Internet Service Provider |
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| What is not an example of a computer network? |
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| There are ___ bits in a byte. |
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| What is not an important function of an Internet Service provider? |
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| To get you to buy a computer |
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| What does the user tier consist of in the three-tier architecture? |
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| Computer, phones or anything that have browsers and process web pages |
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| WNIC devices connect to the ____________, which is the component of the LAN device the processes wireless traffic and communicates with the wired switch. |
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| A network that connects computers between two or more separated sites is called? |
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| A network that connects computers between two or more separated sites is called? |
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| A network is a set of devices connected by communication links. These devices are known as? |
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| Routed networks are also called? |
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| Which type of wire is used to connect computers in a networtk? |
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| Coaxial, twisted pair, and fiber optic |
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| Which type of wire is used to connect computers in a networtk? |
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| Coaxial, twisted pair, and fiber optic |
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| If I have a network that covers all of Butler County what kind of network is it? |
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| What type of wireless internet connection would a single household use? |
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| What is Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) used for? |
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| A number that identifies a particular device is called a(n) _____ |
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| The three-tier architecture of all e-commerce applications consists of: |
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| User tier, server tier, database tier |
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| A VPN uses Internet to do what? |
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| Create the appearance of private point-to-point connections |
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| A VPN uses Internet to do what? |
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| Create the appearance of private point-to-point connections |
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| An example of a domain name would be: |
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| The 5 layers of TCP/IP Protocol Architecture are: |
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| Application, Transport, Internet, Data Link, Physical |
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| What is a number that identifies particular device on the public Internet? |
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| What is a special purpose computer that moves packet traffic according to the rules of IP? |
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| Digital data in the computer has to be converted to a wavy signal called |
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| What is not true about a LAN device? |
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| A LAN connects computers across the country from on one network |
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| Transmission speed, referred to as bits, increase by factors of |
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| The conversion of a signal from analog to digital is performed by a(n) |
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| An IP address consists of __ sets of __ binary numbers, which we then convert into decimal numbers so we can understand |
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| How do companies benefit from Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)? |
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| VPNs make a public network feel like a private network by encrypting the messages sent between the network and someone who is working from outside the network |
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| _____ Is the protocol that is used between browsers and web servers. |
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| A private shared pathway over a public or shared network from the virtual private network client to the VPN server is called a _________. |
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| An example of the Applicatoin layer would be: |
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| Fiber Optics, coaxes cables and twisted pairs are all examples of: |
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| A network interface card is used for which type of connection |
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| What are two examples of TCP/IP application layer protocols? |
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| What is the order of networks from smallest to largest? |
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| How many layers are there in the TCP/IP architecture? |
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| Radio waves, microwaves, and infrared are all examples of |
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| What does the acronym SOHO stand for? |
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| Small Office or a Home Office |
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| What are the three tiers in the three-tier architecture, used by almost all e-commerce applications? |
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| Which of the following is NOT true of a Digital Subscriber Line (DSL)? |
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| Download and upload speeds are the same |
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| What be a benefit if FlexTime moved to a thin-client application? |
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-It wouldn’t have the burden of installing and maintaining thick clients on user computers
-Customers could access the FlexTime system using their browsers |
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| A website with an address starting with https means what? |
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| https means you have a secure connection to the website. |
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| The speed in bits per second that you should get is called |
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| Which of the following is NOT true about an Internet protocol address? |
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| In general, the first portion of each IP address identifies the specific computer and the last portion identifies the network. |
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| What kind of information system has thousands of users, formalized procedures, is difficult to change, and spans over multiple organizations? |
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| Interenterprise Information System |
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| What are the four different scopes of information systems? |
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| Personal, workgroup, enterprise, interenterprise. |
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| Enterprise information systems have which of the following characteristic(s)? |
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| It is an information system that spans an organization and supports activities in multiple departments. |
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| -Enterprise Resource Planning |
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| Which of the following is not a challenge implemented with a new Enterprise System? |
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| A suite of applications, a database, and a set of inherent processes for managing all interactions with a customer, from lead generation to customer service is called? |
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| Which of the following is NOT a problem caused by information silos? |
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| Silos can cause problems because: |
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| -They can lead to organizational inefficiencies , They can cause increased expenses, They can duplicate data in isolated systems |
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| What is another term for information silo? |
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| Which of the following is involved in the customer life cycle? |
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a) Attract
b) Sell
c) Support and resell |
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| what is NOT a challenge when implementing new enterprise systems? |
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| What are the Four phases of customer life cycle (in order)? |
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| Marketing, customer acquisition, relationship management, loss/churn |
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| EAI does which of the following: |
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-It enables a gradual move to ERP
-Provides integrated information
-Enables existing applications to communicate and share data |
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| Self-efficacy falls under which of the four primary factors: |
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| Why is Employee Resistance such a challenge when implementing new enterprise systems? |
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| The self-efficacy level of the employees is threatened |
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| Which of Scope of Information Systems is shared by a group of people, for a particular purpose, in an organization? |
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| Sales and marketing wants to approve a $20,000 order with Ajax. According to the company’s database, Ajax has a current balance of $17,800, so sales requests a total credit amount of $37,000. The accounting database, however, shows Ajax with a balance of $12,300, because the accounts receivable application has credited Ajax for a return of $5,500. According to accounting’s records, only $32,300 is needed in order to approve the $20,000 order, so that is all they grant. So what problem it will be that information silos cause? |
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| Marketing, Customer acquisition, Relationship management, and Loss/churn are all apart of what life cycle? |
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| What do enterprise information systems help to eliminate. |
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ALL:
a. Duplicated data
b. Information silos
c. Inefficiency |
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| Which of the following are types of workgroup systems? |
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both:
-Departmental information systems
-Functional information systems |
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| Which of the following is not one of the four phases of the customer life cycle? |
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| What is not a capability of enterprise application integration (EAI)? |
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| Completely eliminating information silos |
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| What is not included in a customer relationship management system (CRM)? |
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| Profit margin management application |
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| What obstacle to implementing a new enterprise system deals with the customizability of the product to the company needs? |
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| When are Information Silos a problem? |
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| In what way is EAI related to ERP? |
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| EAI gradually brings the company closer to an ERP. |
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| Which of these applications for a company would be the largest? |
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| Which of the following is not part of the Customer Life Cycle? |
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| Which is not a challenge when implementing a new enterprise system? |
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| What is the order of the customer life cycle? |
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| market, acquire customer, maintain relationship, evaluate loss/churn |
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| Which of the following is NOT a challenge when implementing new enterprise systems? |
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| Which of the following is true about an EAI? |
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both:
-It is a suite of software applications that integrates existing systems by providing layers of software that connect applications together
-It connects system “islands” via a new layer of software/system |
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all:
-Enterprise resource planning
-Includes the functions of CRM, but also incorporates accounting, manufacturing, inventory, and human resources applications
-A suite of applications, a database, and a set of inherent processes for consolidating business operations into a single, consistent, computing platform |
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| What of the follow is not a major component of a CRM? |
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| All of these describe the problem of information silos EXCEPT: |
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| Information silos occur immediately when an information system is started |
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| Employee resistance to change when implementing a new enterprise system can be most effectively overcome by all of the following except __________. |
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| Which of these four phases go into what? Marketing, customer acquisitions, relationship management, and loss/churn? |
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| Which of the following is NOT an Interorganizational system? |
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| Companies need to consider the following factors in regards to E-Commerce, except _______? |
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| Social Capitol adds value in all these ways EXCEPT: |
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| Postal mail, telephone, and fax are all an example of what type of interorganizational systems? |
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| Bussiness-to-bussiness e-commerce |
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| What provides goods and services at a stated price and arranges for the delivery of goods? |
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| What type of capital is the investment in human knowledge and skills for future profit? |
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| Which economic factor does NOT disfavor E-Commerce? |
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| Companies that pay Google for a particular search word use what software? |
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| How does social capital add value? |
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all:
-Information
-Influence
-Social credentials
-Personal information |
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| If a clothing distributor sells its products to a retail store, what type of e-commerce merchant company is it? |
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| Which is not a type of interorganizational system? |
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| Which of these is not a type of nonmerchant companies? |
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| Which of these is a feature of Web 2.0 processing but not traditional processing? |
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| What does SLATES stand for? |
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| Search, links, authoring, tags, extensions, signals |
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| When preforming a google search of “Wedding Dresses,” companies are able to advertise to you using |
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| A marketing method used in the Web 2.0 world in with users spread news about products and services to another is |
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| Which of the following is not an economic factor that disfavors E-commerce? |
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| A B2B E-commerce is an interaction between: |
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| A business and another business |
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| - Customer relationship management done in the style of Enterprise 2.0 |
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| What are characteristics of Enterprise 2.0? |
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| Facebook, Twitter, Social CRM |
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| How does ecommerce lead to better market efficiency? |
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| Through disintermediation |
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| Which of the following is NOT an economic factor that disfavors E-Commerce? |
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| Which is the result of two or more Web sites combined into a single user experience? |
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| Which of the following is not an example of an Interorganizational System? |
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| Which of the following is a Nonmerchant company? |
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| Which of the following is NOT an example of a social network? |
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| Non-merchant, online companies arrange for the purchase of goods in all of the following ways EXCEPT: |
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| All of the following are huge winners as a result of Web 2.0 EXCEPT: |
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| The best way to add large amounts of social capital to your network is to strengthen ___. |
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| Social CRM’s have allowed |
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| The customer to have a dynamic role |
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| SAAS stands for ________. |
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| Which of the following is not an example of a company that exemplifies Web 2.0? |
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| In today’s business world, who controls the vendor-customer relationship? |
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| Which of the following is an example of social capital? |
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| Which of the following is NOT a type of Interorganizational System identified in Chapter 8? |
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| -User-Generated Content (UGC) |
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| What is not one of the four ways that social capital adds value to a business? |
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| What is the correct combination of components in the SLATES model, posed by McAfee? |
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| Search, Links, Authoring, Tags, Extensions, Signals |
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| The followings are examples of how e-commerce is used, except |
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| Buying a weather-service subscription that is paid for and delivered over the internet |
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| Which description for social network is wrong? |
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| -Social network includes the using of AdWords and AdSense |
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| Who defined the six characteristics of Enterprise 2.0 as SLATES? |
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| Which website is an example of mashup? |
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| When you sell your book on line to a consumer (Individual) it is what kind of E-Commerce. |
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| Social capital adds value certain ways, which one is incorrect? |
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| A manufacturer that uses an e commerce site to sell computer hardware to the U.S. Department of State is engaging in what type of e-commerce? |
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| Although there are tremendous advantages and opportunities for many organizations to engage in ecommerce, there are four economics factors that disfavor e-commerce activity. Which is not one of those four? |
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| What would be considered an example of E-commerce? |
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| An example of a supporting technology for a pre-internet system is: |
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| What are the four values of social capital? |
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| Information, Influence, Social Credentials, Personal Reinforcement |
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| Important characteristics of Enterprise 2.0 include which of the following? |
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| Which system is not one of the main interorganizational systems? |
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| Web 2.0 includes all of the options except…. |
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| A company buying raw materials online to make their product would most likely be what type of merchant company? |
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| Which of the following is NOT a economic factor that disfavor E-Commerce? |
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| A unique name that is affiliated with a public IP address is a _____ |
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