True/false (Fill in the circles) 1. Systems development life cycle is a multistage process for studying in detail the information OTrue OFalse needs of users and any information systems presently used, and then developing a system to correct a problem or improve operations. 2. Systems thinking is trying to recognize systems and the new interrelationships and OTrue OFalse components of systems in any situation. 3. Implementation is a phase within systems analysis focused on understanding the OTrue False organization and its environment. 4. Using computers in a variety of ways to help manufacture products refers to Sales Force OTrue OFalse Automation (SFA). 5. Order processing feature keeps track of amounts owed by customers. OTrue OFalse 6. Prototyping is a multistage process for studying in detail the information needs of users and OTrue OFalse any information systems presently used, and then developing a system to correct a problem or improve operations. 7. Enterprise Resources Management is the automatic exchange of electronic business OTrue OFalse documents between the networked computers of business partners. 8. Information systems that cross the boundaries of the functional areas of a business in order True False to integrate and automate business processes refers to Information System Highway. 9. Analytic CRM enables easy collaboration with customers, suppliers, and partners. OTrue OFalse 10. CRM help acquire new customers by doing a superior job of contact management, sales OTrue OFalse prospecting, selling, direct marketing, and fulfillment. Multiple Choices (Fill in the circles) MC-1. ... is the part of systems design that focus on Systems maintenance developing user-friendly input and output methods Systems implementation for a system. MC-2. ... includes making improvements to an Systems maintenance operational system. Systems implementation User interface design System specification User interface design System specification O System testing O End-user development O Data conversion O Documentation MC-3. refers to situations where managers and business specialists can develop their own e- business applications. MC-4. ... refers to collaborating interactively with customers in creating, purchasing, servicing, and improving products and services O Interactive marketing Accounts receivable Inventory control O Accounts payable O Enterprise collaboration systems MC-5. ... allows for E-business applications fit into a framework of interrelated cross-functional enterprise applications. OE-business O Enterprise application architecture O Machine control O Process control MC-6. Using the Internet for recruitment and job hunting is an example of ... Production System O ABC System OCRM Systems O Online HRM Systems MC-7. ... is a cross-functional enterprise system that helps a business develop and manage its customer-facing business processes. O Customer relationship management Supply chain management O Electronic data interchange Enterprise resource planning Adeyl Khan | SUM'17 ID# Page 1 of 4 MIS 105F_3 Covers: E-business System, Business Across Enterprise, Developing Business IT Solutions, GA#3, Lab#3 MC-8. ERP's major application components includes ... Order management O marketing and fulfillment customer service and support sales contact and account management None of these Some of these All of these MC-9. is a cross-functional inter-enterprise system that helps a business manage its network of relationships and processes with its business partners. Supply chain management Electronic data interchange Customer relationship management O Enterprise resource planning MC-10. CRM application components includes O contact and account management O marketing and fulfillment O customer service and support sales O None of these Some of these All of these