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Chapter 11: Global Information Systems
8 problems · 0 figures11-1 §11.1 source ↗
- a.by eliminating physical barriers between nations
- b.by facilitating cross-border information exchange and communication
- c.by protecting access to data and information
- d.by focusing businesses’ reach solely on one market
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11-3 §11.1 source ↗
- a.provides historical data on hazards and vulnerabilities
- b.eliminates the need for real-time information
- c.enables efficient coordination of emergency efforts
- d.substitutes for communication channels among responders
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11-5 §11.1 source ↗
- a.scalability measurements
- b.communication protocols
- c.cloud computing services
- d.interoperability standard
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11-7 §11.1 source ↗
- a.supply chain management
- b.scalability
- c.spatial analysis
- d.data migration
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11-9 §11.2 source ↗
- a.minimizing inventory levels
- b.reducing transportation costs
- c.ensuring timely deliveries
- d.increasing storage capacity
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11-11 §11.2 source ↗
- a.increase brand awareness internationally
- b.expand into five new markets within two years
- c.improve customer satisfaction globally
- d.develop a global marketing plan
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11-13 §11.3 source ↗
- a.implementing a user-centered design approach involving target users
- b.translating content into local languages
- c.using the latest technology available
- d.adapting the system to be flexible and customizable
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11-15 §11.3 source ↗
- a.managing social media accounts
- b.designing and maintaining information systems for global operations
- c.overseeing marketing campaigns
- d.handling customer service inquiries
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Problems and answers are adapted from Foundations of Information Systems by Mahesh S. Raisinghani, OpenStax, and are used under the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 licence. Access for free at https://openstax.org/books/foundations-information-systems/pages/1-introduction. Illustrations: Copyright Rice University, OpenStax, under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license. This adaptation is released under the same licence, is non-commercial, and is neither affiliated with nor endorsed by OpenStax or Rice University.