Chapter 14 Flashcards

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What does strategic level information system serve

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senior managers

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2
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What does management level information system serve

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middle managers

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3
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what does knowledge level information system serve

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knowledge and data workers

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4
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what does operational level information system serve

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operational managers

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5
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What are
sales and marketing
manufacturing
finance
accounitng
HR

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functional areas

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6
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What is described
derived in and external
summarised
LT focus
concerned with whole organisation
ad hoc
quant and qualitative
uncertain

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strategic information

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7
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what is described
mostly internally
summarised at lower level
short and medium term
concerned with activities or departments
prepared routinely and regularly
quantitative measures

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tactical

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8
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what is described
internal
detailed
relevant to immediate team
task specific
frequent
quantitative

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operational

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9
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Qualities of good information
ACCURATE

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Accurate
Complete
Cost benefit
User targeted
relevant
authoritative
timely
easy to use

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10
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What is defined
all systems and procedures involved in collecting, storing producing and distributing information

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information systems

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11
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What factors should be considered to quantify benefits from proposed information systesm

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increase revenue
cost reduction
enhanced service
improved decisions

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12
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How can systems improve decision making

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forecasting
develop scenarios
market analysis
project implications

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13
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A system with low business value and low technical quality what do

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dispose of

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14
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system with high business value and low technical quality

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invest in (renew)

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15
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System high technical quality low business value should be

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reassessed

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16
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High quality system with high business value should be

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maintained and enhanced

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17
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What is strategic importance of big data

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enhanced transparency
enhanced performance
market segmentation & customisation
improved decision making
new products and services

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18
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What are criticisms of big data

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‘buzzword’
correlation v causation
data overload
ability to verify
sustainable advantage
representative data

19
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What are the barriers to introducing big data

A

unknown destination
tech challenges
lack of holistic approach
shortage of talent
fear of cyber attack
difficulty building business case
reg and legal compliance
need for customer data

20
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What is knowledge

A

potential for action based on data, information, intuition and experience

21
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What is explicit knowledge

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knowledge the company knows that it has, facts transactions and events that can be stored and stated

22
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What is tacit knowledge

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personal knowledge held by employees

23
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what is knowledge management

A

range of strategies and tools that capture knowledge that is valuable to an organisation and deliver it so it can be acted on quickly to advantage of business

24
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What are three risks of IT/IS

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Risk of inadequacy
risk of breakdown
risk of excess expense

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Steps in the implementation process
Analysis Design Programming Testing Conversion Implementation
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Three theories to explain user resisentece
people oriented system oriented interaction
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How does people oriented theory apply to user resistence
caused by factors internal to users as individuals or as a group
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How does system oriented theory apply to user resistance
user resistance caused by factors inherent in the new system design related to ease of use and functionality
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How does interaction theory apply to user resistance
User resistance is caused by the interaction of people and the system
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Five common risks from IT systems
Natural threats non-compliance with regs data systems integrity accidents cyber security risks
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Define cyber security
the protection of systems, networks and data in cyberspace
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Significant cyber risks an organisations IT system may encounter (5)
Human threat Fraud Deliberate sabotage viruses and other corruption Denial of Service attack
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What is defined an attempt by attackers to prevent legitimate users of service from using that service
denial of service attack
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IT Security controls six
prevention detection deterrence recovery procedures correction procedures threat avoidance
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what is defined if a threat occurs, its consequences can be contained
recovery proceduresw
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what is defined ensures the vulnerability in the system is dealt with
correction procedures
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Combating IT risk and security 10
Business continuity planning system access control system development & maintenance physical security compliance personnel security security organisation computer and network management asset classification and control security policy
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Combating IT risks what is defined measures to ensure that if major failures or disasters occur, business will not be completely unable to function
Business Continuity Planning
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Combating IT risks what is defined includes protection of information, information systems, networked services, detection of unauthorised activities and security when using the systems
systems access control
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Combating IT risks what is defined should be clear who has responsibility for the various aspects of information security. additional considerations will apply if facilities and assets are accessed by third parties or responsibility for information processing has been outsourced
security organisation
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Combating IT risks what is defined ensuring continuity of operations, minimising risk of systems failure, protecting integrity of systems and safeguarding information, particularly when exchanged between organisations
computer network management
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What is blockchain
technology that allows people who do not know each other to trust a shared record of events
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