ISYS 209 Ch. 10-12

The testing process that focuses on individual computer programs is called? _________________

The plan for unit? testing, system? testing, and acceptance testing is called? __________

Implementing a new system into an organization module by module is called a? ____________.

The most bold and risky implementation strategy is the? _______________ approach.

The? ___________________ is the most commonly used methodology for building information systems.

?A/an ________________________ is a document provided to potential external vendors allowing the vendor to compete with a proposal.

In the Girl Scouts? case, they? _______________ the project to Accenture and Hybris as opposed to building the system internally.

Given the variety of devices individuals use to visit websites? (i.e., desktops,? tablets, and? smartphones), _____________ web design enables a website to change automatically to fit a device.

?A(n) __________ app such as Kindle is specifically designed to run on a specific platform and device.

In a dataflow diagram? (DFD), a(n)? ___________ portrays the transformation of data.

In a dataflow diagram? (DFD), a/an? ___________ represent data stores.

A? ___________ chart is a? top-down chart that orients the project in terms of levels of? design, and its relationship among levels.

An entire information system is broken down into its subsystems by? using:

Object-oriented modeling is based on which? concepts?

Which of the following is a correct characteristic of Object Oriented? development?

Object-oriented development could potentially reduce the time and cost of writing software? because:

A systems building approach in which the system is developed as successive? versions, each version reflecting requirements more? accurately, is described to be? ________.

The acronym CASE stands for? _______________________, which provides software tools to automate the systems design process.

Flappy bird is? (was) considered a? ____________ because it has specific functionalities for mobile devices and accesses data through the Internet.

From the Girl Scout cookie? case, the benefit of lowering increased sales is an example of a? ______ benefit.

Which of the following is NOT a section in an information systems? plan?

Which of the following is NOT defined in the management strategy section of an information systems? plan?

When a project is high risk and has the potential for high? benefits, the company should categorize it as? ________.

When systems are created? rapidly, without a formal development? methodology:

In which type of systems building are the development stages organized so that tasks in one stage are completed before the tasks in the next stage? begin?

In? 2015, __________ million Americans purchased something online.

E-commerce began in? ________ when Netscape earned their first online advertisement from a major corporation.

Among the eight unique features of? e-commerce, which is related to the ability to interact with web technology? everywhere?

Among the eight unique features of? e-commerce, which is related to a consumer being engaged with an immersive multimedia? experience?

The benefit of a consumer being able to look online to find a variety of different prices for the same product is called? ___________________.

The benefit of a consumer being able to look online to determine the actual cost a business pays for products is called? ________________

If two people are trading coins and one has far more knowledge about the hobby than the? other, this is called? _________________.

The San Francisco Giants sell tickets based on? ____________, where the prices often change based on demand and other variables.

Which of the following businesses uses the content provider Internet business? model?

Which of the following businesses uses the portal Internet business? model?

Twitter and Facebook are both examples of the? _____________ Internet Business Model.

Micropayment systems allow for high? volume, low cost transactions.

? __________ is considered the largest micropayment system in the world.

Paying an online journal a monthly fee for access to its content is called the? __________ model.

Sending customers to a website for a referral fee is called the? _____________ model.

Businesses retailing products and services directly via the Internet to individual consumers best describes? ________.

Which is eBay an example? of?

Which of the following statements is FALSE regarding? Pandora's Internet business? model?

The social commerce feature that includes a stream of events to create a history for friends to view? is/are called? ______________.

The social commerce feature that enables a consumer to log into sites through Facebook is called a? ___________________.

?________ refers to the tracking of individuals on thousands of websites for the purpose of understanding their interests and intentions.

Which of the following is FALSE about Electronic Data Interchange? (EDI)?

Tools that record customer activities at websites and store them in a log for further analysis are called? ________.

Kickstarter.

com is a popular? _______________ site where? start-up companies' ideas are presented to perspective investors.

________ services can tell you the price of a house you are looking at or about special exhibits at a museum you are passing.

Which is NOT one of the phases in the timeline for the development of an? e-commerce presence?

The stage of the? decision-making process where identifying and exploring potential solutions takes place is in the? ____________ phase.

The quality dimension of the? decision-making process that addresses the ability to articulate the solution is called the? ____________ dimension.

The quality dimension of the? decision-making process that addresses the resources of affected parties is called the? __________ dimension.

Which of the following BEST describes a pivot? table?

Business intelligence? (BI) differs from Business analytics? (BA) because BA focuses more on? ___________________________.

Which is an essential component in the capability of GDSS to contribute to a collaborative? environment?

Stakeholder identification and analysis tools in a? GDSS:

?__________________ reports allow users to enter several variables? (i.e., region and? date) to produce a decision making report.

______________ analytics has been used by companies like FedEx to determine the impact of price changes on sales.

Some healthcare facilities create maps to visually show where health risks like RSV are concentrated. This is an example of a? ______________ information system.

The balanced scorecard method is based on? __________ dimensions of a? firm's performance.

Which of the following is NOT a step in how? case-based reasoning? works?

The purpose of? a/an _________ system is to capture best practice solutions and program them into a set of rules in a software program.

?________________ are unique because the technology is based on the human brain and focuses on pattern recognition from large data sets.

________________ work by creating a binary strings? (e.g., 0s and? 1s) to find optimal solutions based on a large number of possibilities.

Software programs that help with repetitive and predictable tasks? (i.e., Apples? Siri) are called? a/an ___________________.

Organizations have institutional knowledge that needs to be? stored, transferred, and applied as part of a? _______________ strategy.

If a business? doesn't have a full time training? staff, they can turn to MOOCs which stands for? _____________________.

Disney's Epcot Center has? ______________ systems that use interactive graphics software to simulate? real-life experiences to both entertain and educate visitors.

Which of the following statements does NOT apply to how Procter? & Gamble? (P&G) used intelligent agent technology to make its supply chain more? efficient?

Knowledge that already exists inside a firm in the form of formal reports or presentations is categorized as? ________.

Knowledge that resides in the minds of employees that has NOT been documented is called? ________.

A(n) ________ system has capabilities for? classifying, organizing, and managing knowledge and making it available throughout the enterprise.

Which of the following is a popular social bookmarking? site?

Fuzzy? logic, expert? systems, and? case-based reasoning are all? _______ used with decision making.