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Chapter 10 & 11 Deck Flashcards

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Which of the following is not a reason for advertising online?

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Companies can collect personal information from those using their websites and possibly sell this information to others

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Which of the following is an advantage of setting up an online store (rather than a brick-and-mortar store)

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Online stores are better able to capture data on its customers and their preferences

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Some potential customers are unwilling to buy online because

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they cannot see the product itself

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Digital marketing uses digital technology to sell products. Which of the following is not an advantage of digital ads from the viewpoint of the seller?

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if you place a digital ad, you can be sure your ad will be seen

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A pricing strategy where the price of an item fluctuates frequently based on complicated algorithms is called

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dynamic pricing

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Which statement about content marketing is false?

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If you write a blog as part of a content marketing campaign, you can be sure it will be read.

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An empty hotel room brings in no revenue. Then why wouldn’t a hotel manager at a luxury hotel or resort offer a very low, last-minute rate for an unfilled room?

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to avoid “cheapening” the reputation of the luxury hotel

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In a recent survey ( ) Americans reported that they do not trust businesses with their personal information online.

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approximately 45%

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Which pricing approach calculates the amount that can be spent to make a product by determining how much consumers are willing to pay and then subtracting a reasonable profit?

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target costing

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Which of the following is false about dynamic pricing?

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All consumers are happy with dynamic pricing

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( ) are electronic collections of related data that can be accessed by various members of an organization.

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Databases

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By ( ) its customer-based data warehouse, a firm can discover previously unknown relationships between customers in general and certain groups of customers.

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data-mining

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A ( ) verifies the identity of a computer site and sends you a digital certificate of authenticity stating that it trusts that site.

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certificate authority

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You work for a company that manufactures and sells guitars. What type of computer system allows you and others in your organization to quickly find out whether a particular guitar is in stock, determine the expected delivery date, find out your customer’s credit rating, and find the current selling price of the guitar?

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Enterprise resource planning (ERP) system

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In addition to data that you supply willingly, information about you can be gathered online without your knowledge or consent by means of so-called

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“cookies”

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Which of the following is a disadvantage of cloud computing?

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Security issues, such as unauthorized access to data, increase.

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An enterprise resource planning system does all of the following except

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planning operations processes

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Using a technique called ( ), computer criminals disguise their identities by modifying the addresses of the computers from which they launch their schemes.

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spoofing

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Which of the following is not a reason why some people regard the Internet as an unsafe place to do business?

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Encryption permits unauthorized individuals to develop a profile of your buying habits.

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To convince consumers that it’s safe to buy things over the Internet, businesses must

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  1. keep credit-card numbers safe
  2. protect passwords
  3. protect personal information
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What is dynamic pricing used for?

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sellers and service providers use this to monitor fluctuations in the prices of consumer’s goods or services as well as consumer demand, etc.

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22
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Facebook decided to follow the ( ) and set the price for the Oculus Rift high.

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skimming approach

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Starwood Hotels and Resorts used a form of dynamic pricing called a ( ) —analytics software that improves demand forecasting and automatically updates the pricing of its rooms using hundreds of supply and demand variables.

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Revenue Optimization System

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What are two ways new technologies are helping supply chain members reduce costs and improve service?

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  1. Wireless technologies and cloud computing

2. Radio-frequency identification (RFID tags)

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( ) performs computer tasks using services provided over the Internet.

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cloud computing

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( ) uses digital technology to sell products.

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digital marketing

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( ) focuses on selling a product to a specific demographic through traditional outreach, such as paid advertisements, television commercials, and direct mail..

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product marketing

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( ) is intended to attract potential buyers by building a strong brand reputation through online content.

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content marketing

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29
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What are the advantages of product marketing?

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  1. guaranteed visibility
  2. fast results
  3. straightforward approach
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30
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What are the advantages of content marketing?

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  1. budget-friendly
  2. long-term results
  3. builds customer relationships
31
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What is the relationship between content marketing and social media marketing?

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content marketing creates attention-grabbing content and show this content to customers and others through social media.

32
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( ) is used to describe extremely large collections of data, which are analyzed by computers to reveal useful consumer information, such as customer’s buying habits, personal profiles, purchases and social conversations.

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Big data

33
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( ) can be generated internally or acquired through business services companies.

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Big Data

34
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Some of the ways in which Big Data benefits marketing initiatives include:

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  1. Giving Great Offers to Existing Customers
  2. Identifying New Customers
  3. Making More Profitable Ads
35
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The ( ) is an important ethical issue in the collection of data. This right lets individuals decide who should have access to their personal information.

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right to privacy

36
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The items that you got wrong are merely ( )—unprocessed facts. ( ) are data that have been processed, or turned into some useful form.

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data/information

37
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( ) the combination of technologies, procedures, and people who collect and distribute the information needed to make decisions and coordinate and control company-wide activities.

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information systems (IS)

38
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The IS is operated by a senior management team that includes a ( ) who oversees information and telecommunications systems.

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chief information officer (CIO)

39
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A ( ) reports to the CIO and oversees IT planning and implementation.

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chief technology officer

40
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( ) need information for planning, setting objectives, and making major strategic decisions. ( ) need information that helps them allocate resources and oversee the activities under their control. ( ) require information that helps them supervise employees, oversee daily operations, and coordinate activities.

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top managers/middle managers/first-line managers

41
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Caesars relies on an ( ) that allows real-time communication among all its properties.

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integrated IT system

42
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Many large and mid-size companies rely on a highly integrated system called an ( ) to channel information to multiple users.

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enterprise resource planning (ERP) system

43
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An ERP system integrates the computer needs of all business activities ( ) into a single computer system that serves all users.

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across the enterprise

44
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A ( ) is a centralized database in which data from several databases are consolidated and organized so that they can be easily analyzed.

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data warehouse

45
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( ) are generally used by managers at lower levels of the organization—those who run day-to-day business operations and make fairly routine decisions.

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Operations support systems

46
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( ) refers to the application of technology to monitor and control physical processes.

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Process control

47
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Mid- and upper-level managers may use one of four types of ( ) to assist in decision-making activities: management information systems, decision support systems, executive information systems, and expert systems.

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management support system

48
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A ( ) is an interactive system that collects, displays, and integrates data from multiple sources to help managers make nonroutine decisions.

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decision support system

49
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( ) are programs that mimic the judgment of experts by following sets of rules that experts would follow.

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expert systems

50
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An IS, or information system, can be divided into two categories:

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  1. Those that meet the needs of low-level managers

2. Those that meet the needs of middle- and upper-level managers

51
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( ) performs particular tasks, including word processing, creating and managing spreadsheets, designing graphical presentations, and producing high-quality printed documents (desktop publishing).

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applications software

52
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A ( ) links computers that are in close proximity—in the same building or office complex.

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local area network (LAN)

53
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A ( ) covers a relatively large geographical area and connects computers by telephone lines, wireless technology, or satellite.

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wide area network (WAN)

54
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( ) include a number of client machines (the ones used by employees for data input and retrieval) and a server (which stores the database and the programs used to process the data).

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client-server systems

55
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( ) transmit digital data (numeric data, text, graphics, photos, video, and voice) from one computer to another using a variety of wired and wireless communication channels.

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data communication networks

56
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The ( ) is an immense global network comprising smaller interconnected networks linking millions of computers around the world.

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Internet

57
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Companies that link into the Internet infrastructure to connect paying subscribers.

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Internet service providers

58
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The ( ) is a subsystem of computers that can be accessed on the Internet using a special protocol, or language, known as ( ).

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World Wide Web/hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP)

59
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( ) are software (such as Internet Explorer) that locates and displays Web pages.

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browsers

60
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Documents on the Web are called ( ), and they’re stored on ( ).

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web pages/websites

61
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Each Web page is accessed through a unique address called a ( ).

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uniform resource locator (URL)

62
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A computer that retrieves Web pages is called a ( ).

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webserver

63
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A ( ) is a software program that scans Web pages containing specified keywords and provides a list of documents containing them.

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search engine

64
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Private network using Internet technologies that are available only to employees.

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intranet

65
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An ( ) is an intranet that’s partially available to certain parties outside the organization.

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extranet

66
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Why do businesses use the Internet? List four reasons.

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  1. Presenting information
  2. Selling products
  3. Distributing digital products
  4. Acquiring goods and services
67
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Many companies now use a technology called ( ) to process transactions and transmit purchasing documents directly from one IS to another.

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electronic data interchange

68
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A company without a significant physical presence that relies on third parties to produce, warehouse, price, and deliver the products it sells over the Internet.

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virtual company

69
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Businesses that operate in e-commerce presents its own challenges, which are:

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  1. malicious programs (can wreak havoc to computer systems)
  2. Unauthorized parties gaining access to restricted company websites (stealing funds or goods)
  3. Firewalls
70
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A ( ), for example, prevents a Web server from servicing authorized users; the culprit demands a ransom to stop the attack.

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denial-of-service attack

71
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Companies that use the Internet to create and sell intellectual property (such as songs, movies, and software) face the problem of ( ).

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piracy

72
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One effective method for protecting computer-stored information is ( )—the process of encoding data so that only individuals (or computers) armed with a secret code (or key) can decode it.

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encryption

73
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A commonly used encryption scheme is a ( ), which directs the user’s browser to ask a site to authenticate itself.

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secure sockets layer (SSL)

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