Exam 1: The Importance of Mis

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What is a marketable skill?

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A marketable skill used to be that one could name particular skills, such as computer programming, tax accounting, or marketing, as examples of marketable skills.But today, because of Moore's Law, because the cost of data processing, storage, and communications is essentially zero, any routine skill can and will be outsourced to the lowest bidder.One has to develop strong nonroutine cognitive skills to be more successful and such skills are called marketable skills.Abstract reasoning, systems thinking, collaboration, and the ability to experiment are also classified as marketable skills.

The number of businesses adopting new technologies has seen a downfall over the years.

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Explain the difference and the relationship between information technology (IT)and information systems (IS).

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Information technology and information systems are two closely related terms, but they are different.Information technology (IT)refers to the products, methods, inventions, and standards that are used for the purpose of producing information.IT pertains to the hardware, software, and data components.An information system (IS)is an assembly of hardware, software, data, procedures, and people that produces information.Information technology drives the development of new information systems.
Users can buy IT; they can buy or lease hardware, they can license programs and databases, and they can even obtain predesigned procedures.Ultimately, however, it is the people who execute those procedures to employ the new IT.
For any new system, users will always have training tasks (and costs), they will always have the need to overcome employees' resistance to change, and they will always need to manage the employees as they use the new system.Hence, one can buy IT, but not IS.

Which of the following statements is true about information systems?

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What should be done if someone needs to log into a user's account to solve a problem and asks for the user's password?

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________ refers to the products, methods, inventions, and standards that are used to produce information.

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The knowledge of managing information systems can lead to greater job security.

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Which of the following is a result of Moore's law?

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Explain the necessary password etiquette to be followed by the users of an information system.

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Which of the following statements is true about the management and use of information systems?

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A marketable skill has no impact on job security.

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Security systems ultimately depend on the behavior of their ________.

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Which of the following passwords is the strongest?

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Which of the following is true of tradable jobs?

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Information systems should be created by a business only if they help achieve the strategies of that business.

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________ states that the value of a network is equal to the square of the number of users connected to it.

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What is abstract reasoning?

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The five-component framework of an information system consists of computer hardware, software, data, people, and ________.

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What is systems thinking?

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What are the points that one should keep in mind when deciding to implement a management information system (MIS)?

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