1.Stakeholders that may be involved in participatory design projects include

Select one:

A.

End-users

B.

Government entities

C.

Partners/suppliers

D.

Staff members

E.

All of the above

2.

Which of the following is true of participatory approaches to information systems design?

Select one:

A.

The approaches directly conform to the systems development lifecycle

B.

The approaches are built on the foundations of consultation, collaboration and stakeholder inclusivity

C.

The approaches are derived from open and socio-technical systems theories

D.

All of the above

E.

B and C only

3.

Which of the following statements best defines co-design

Select one:

A.

Co-design is the most common approach used in systems design and development efforts

B.

Co-design is not particularly favoured by information systems professionals

C.

Co-design is short for combined design

D.

Co-design is a participatory approach centred on stakeholder involvement in systems design and development efforts

E.

Co-design is an approach developed to replace the systems development life cycle

4.

Operations management can be defined as

Select one:

A.

A core business function

B.

A process of transforming inputs to outputs that have value to the end customer

C.

The management of manufacturing, services and information based operations

D.

All of the above

E.

A and B only

5.

A 'hierarchy of strategies' defines

Select one:

A.

A method used to understand the importance of different types of strategies

B.

A collection of sub-strategies created to aid in the fulfilment of corporate objectives

C.

The technique used to develop an information systems strategy

D.

A tool to analyse businesses in relation to external threats

E.

All of the above