Exam 13: Installation and Operations
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There are two fundamentally different approaches to the style of conversion: direct conversion and indirect conversion.
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There are three important factors to consider in selecting a conversion strategy: risk, cost, and _____________.
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Direct conversion is the conversion style where both systems (as-is and to-be) are used simultaneously.
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Project assessment is not usually performed, yet it can be an important component of organizational learning.
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When one or more locations or units within a organization are selected to be converted first as part of a pilot test, this is called phased conversion.
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System review attempts to understand whether the implementation of the system resulted in the costs and benefits identified during project initiation.
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Some experts argue that change management is more important than any other part of system development. Do you agree or not? Explain.
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APS Systems would like to convert to the new system with very little risk. The ideal conversion strategy for APS Systems would be a conversion style of parallel, piloted, and a modular conversion.
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People assigned to a help desk have very broad computer skills and are able to respond to a wide range of problems.
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Most beginning systems analysts and programmers work first on new development projects; usually only after they have gained some experience are they assigned to maintenance projects.
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Direct conversion, where the new system is turned on and the old system is immediately turned off, is the simplest and most straightforward method, but it is also the most risky because any problems with the new system may seriously disrupt the organization.
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The training delivery method that is most appropriate for a new Executive Information System would be one-on-one training.
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Simultaneous conversion has a higher cost than pilot and phased conversion because more staff are required to support all of the locations.
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The three key post implementation activities are system support, system maintenance, and project assessment.
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When selecting a training method the analyst should consider the cost to develop the training program, the cost to deliver the training program, the reach, and the impact.
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Low uncertainty cultures need extra attention when asked to adopt a new system.
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When training users from a collectivistic culture it makes sense to use _____.
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