Step 1: Select a business from the list below:

Letter Code	Enterprise description
A	Airplane parts trading and remanufacturing
B	Bakery in a shopping mall (bakes and sells)
C	Cattle farm
D	Repackaging dog treats for distribution to company-owned pet salons
E	Engineering and building publicly owned highway bridges
F	Non-profit foundation such as Bill & Melinda Gates
G	Independent high-end grocery store
H	Home health aids (provides workers that help seniors and others with meals, washing, dressing, etc.)
I	International entertainment conglomerate like Time Warner
J	Japanese hibachi restaurant (like Benihana)
K	Store that sells craft items on consignment from local artists
L	Library
M	Auto parts manufacturing company
N	Netflix
O	Onsite shopping cart washing and repair

Step 2: Using Figure 7-2 as a starting point (reproduced below), determine which departmental information systems your business will need. Not sure what one of these applications does? Google it. If you think there is a system your business needs that is not on the list, feel free to add it. Mark each system as "in scope" or "out of scope". For each one (not just the "in scope"s), write a sentence explaining why you think it is "in scope" or "out of scope".

Hint: Copy (ctrl-C) from this page and paste (ctrl-V) the table above into Excel (or Word) to decrease the need to type. Then add columns for In/Out of Scope and Reason. And title it with the selected Enterprise description from the table in step 1.

Figure 7-2

Department	Application
Sales and Marketing	Lead generation
	Lead tracking
	Customer management
	Sales forecasting
	Product and brand management
Operations	Order entry
	Order management
	Finished goods inventory management
Manufacturing	Inventory (raw materials, goods-in-process
	Planning
	Scheduling
	Operations
Customer Service	Order Tracking
	Account Tracking
	Customer support
Human Resources	Recruiting
	Compensation
	Assessment
	HR planning
Accounting	General ledger
	Financial reporting
	Cost accounting
	Accounts receivable
	Accounts payable
	Cash management
	Budgeting
	Treasury management

can you do netflex