IT 205 Week 2 Week Two Knowledge Check

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IT 205 Week 2 Week Two Knowledge Check
IT 205 Week 2 Week Two Knowledge Check
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IT 205 Week 2 Week Two Knowledge Check

Week 2 Knowledge Check

The material presented below is not meant to be a comprehensive list of all you need to know in the content area. Rather it is a starting point for building your knowledge and skills. Additional study materials are recommended in each area below to help you master the material.

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ConceptsMasteryQuestions
IT Components100%·         1

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Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Systems100%·         4

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Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems100%·         7

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Server Technologies100%·         10

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Data Storage100%·         13

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Input/Output Technologies100%·         16

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Collaboration Systems100%·         20

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Concept: IT Components

Mastery100%Questions·         1

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Materials on the concept

  • Infrastructure Components
  • Dimensions of Information Systems
  • 4.1. IT Infrastructure: Computer Hardware
  • Technology
  • 1.1. The Role of Information Systems in Business Today

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1.

Laudon and Laudon (2011) stated that IT infrastructure is composed of computer hardware, computer software, data management technology, and what other two components?

Networking and telecommunications technology, and technology services

Computer chipping and technology vending services

Custom programming services and telecommunications products

Legacy generating services and internal/external technology bytes

2.

Why must each organization carefully manage and design its information systems?

Information systems work independently of each other.

Organizations need specific technology to match their needs.

Organizations need current technology to meet their bottom line.

Information systems can be relatively inexpensive

3.

Why are management information systems an important topic in business today?

Because more business computing is moving toward continuous use of PCs

Because of the continuous change in technology

Because of the increasing use of boxed software

Because of the increasing cost of management technology

Concept: Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Systems

Mastery100%Questions·         4

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Materials on the concept

  • Customer Relationship Management Systems
  • Achieving Operational Excellence and Customer Intimacy: Enterprise Applications
  • Enterprise Applications

4.

Which best describes Customer Relationship Management Systems (CRMs)?

They make sure the customer is satisfied.

They are used for organizational excellence.

They use data to make sure the customer is happy.

They capture, integrate, and analyze data from all over the organization

5.

Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Systems help firms to:

integrate information

coordinate information

manage their relationships with customers

analyze data

6.

How does CRM software provide operational excellence for firms?

customers can use this to complain

firms can capture customer interactions and analyze them to improve service

firms can use the software to sell goods and services to customers

customers can use the software to order products

Concept: Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems

Mastery100%Questions·         7

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Materials on the concept

  • Enterprise Applications
  • Systems for Linking the Enterprise

7.

What is one way an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system help run businesses?

Aligning marketing and human resources

Collecting data

Coordinating internal processes of the firm

Storing data

8.

Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems and supply chain management systems are two of the major enterprise applications. What are the other two major enterprise applications?

Input systems and output management systems

Hardware management systems and software systems

Intranet relationship systems and extranet systems

Customer relationship management systems and knowledge management systems

9.

How do enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems solve problems?

Automating and processing information

Integrating, collecting, and storing information

Working with the warehouse and extracting information

Inventorying websites for processing information

Concept: Server Technologies

Mastery100%Questions·         10

·         11

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Materials on the concept

  • Types of Computers
  • 4.1. IT Infrastructure: Computer Hardware
  • Computer Networks and Client/Server Computing

10.

Which computer would you use to support a computer network?

PC

Mainframe

Workstation

Server

11.

Which of the following is the client in client/server computing?

The location of the bulk of the processing

The computer that acts as the user point of entry

The software program used for logging on to the network

The computer that first asks for services

12.

Why are servers important components of IT infrastructure?

They provide the needed software platform.

They are inexpensive to manage.

They provide the hardware platform for electronic commerce.

They can process web pages more efficiently

Concept: Data Storage

Mastery100%Questions·         13

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Materials on the concept

  • Storage, Input, and Output Technology
  • 4.1. IT Infrastructure: Computer Hardware
  • Secondary Storage Technology

13.

Storage networks and magnetic tape are types of principal storage technologies. What are two other types?

Magnetic disk and optical disk

Hard drives and software

Hard drives and CD-ROMs

Removable drives and floppy drives

14.

Which of the following best describes why companies use storage networking?

To increase bandwidth requirements

To reduce storage requirements

To transfer data between servers in digital format

To keep a backup of existing optical disks

15.

Which of the following storage technology stores data sequentially?

CD-ROM

RAID

Magnetic disks

Magnetic tape

Concept: Input/Output Technologies

Materials on the concept

  • Storage, Input, and Output Technology
  • 4.1. IT Infrastructure: Computer Hardware
  • Input and Output Devices

16.

What type of device gathers data and converts them into electronic form for use by the computer?

Output device

Input device

Optical storage

Magnetic storage

17.

Which of the following devices are considered input devices?

Keyboard and mouse

Monitor and printer

Hard drive and speakers

CD-ROM drive and printer

18.

Which of the following is a device used to collect data directly from the environment for input into a computer system?

Trackball

Touch screen

Audio input

d Sensor

19.

What computer component controls input and output devices?

Distributed processing

The digital platform

The terminals

The operating system

Concept: Collaboration Systems

Mastery100%Questions·         20

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Materials on the concept

  • 2.3. Systems for Collaboration and Teamwork
  • Tools and Technologies for Collaboration and Teamwork
  • Wikis
  • Virtual Worlds

20.

Which of the following tools is NOT one of the 15 categories of collaborative software tools?

Screen sharing

eBook authoring

Video conferencing

E-mail and instant messaging

21.

Wikis offer many benefits to organizations. Which of the following provides the most benefits and usefulness to organizations?

Wikis help users find information quickly.

Wikis require no programming knowledge.

Wikis store and share company knowledge.

Wikis help users easily edit content

22.

What can virtual worlds do to enhance collaboration in organizations?

House online meetings and training sessions.

Allow employees to work anonymously as avatars.

Allow users to use multiple avatars during a meeting.

Provide employees with opportunities to experience other countries