Each part of the comprehensive problem is based on Big Marker (www.bigniarkcr.ctfg Consider the narrative in Part I as you respond to the following questions on XBR^e-business and ERP systems, and computer crime and IT security. Part Three Questions Consider the following list of transactions Big Marker might record in its AIS. Indicate the journal entry required for each transaction, then use XBRLs Global Ledger taxonomy to find the correct tags for any five of the indicated accounts. Most observers would agree that Big Marker is engaged in c-business. Which e business categories apply to Big Marker? (e.g., B2B) Which benefits of e-business docs Big Marker provide to its customers? Which costs apply? Could Big Marker be considered an application service provider? Justify your response. II Big Marker is an ASP. which category (e.g., enterprise, specials) best describes it? Consider the material in Chapter 11 on computer crime and information technology security. Which business risks/threats impact Big Marker? Explain your response. How does the narrative presented at the end of Pan One demonstrate one or more of CeBIT's processes and enablers