Acis #1-3

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interorganizational system

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info systems that automate the glow of info across organizational bounderies

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compteer hardware

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Physical equipment used for input, processing, and output in a information system

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communication technolodgy

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physical devices that link hardware compentents and transfer data from one physical location to another

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Standard operating procedures

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Formal rules for accomplishing tasks that have been developed to cope with expected situations

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information architecture

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disign information takes in a particular organization

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computer literact

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knowledge of info technology

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management information sustems

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The study of information systems forcusing on their use in business and mangement

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output

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the distribution or processed info to the people who will use it or to the activities for whicj it will be used

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electronic commerce

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the process of buying and selling goods electronically

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Data

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Streams of raw facts that have not been organized into useful, meaningful forms

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info technology

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portfolio of shared information technology resources fo rthe organization

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production or service workers

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People who actually produce the product

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extranet

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private intranet that is accessible to authorized outsiders

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computer based info systems

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info systems taht rely on computer hardware and software for processing and disseminaton info

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Computer software

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detailed program instuctions that control and coordinate the components in an info system.

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processing

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Conversion, manipulation, and analysis of raw input into aform that is more meaningful to humans

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mass customization

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capacity to offer individually tailored products or services on a large scale

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operational managers

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people who manage the day to day activities

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storage technology

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physical media the stores and organizes the data for use in an information system

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Knowledge workers

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People who design products or sevices and create knowledge for the organization

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intranet

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internal network based on the internet

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Senior managers

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Top managment
Responsible for making long range decisions

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network

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linking two or more computers to share data

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information

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Data that have been shaped into a foram tah is meaningful and useful to human beings

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electonic business

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the use of internet and other digital technology for organizational communication

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data workers

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people who process the organiztions paperwork

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World wide web

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system of universally accepted standards for information in a network environment

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middle managers

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responsible for carrying out the plans of the senior managers

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electronic market

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marketplace created by computer and like producers to consumers

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Feedback

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Out that is returned to the memebers of the organization to help them evaluate or correct input

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internet

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international network that is a collection of public and private networks

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formal system

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System resting on accepted and ficed defination of data and procedures operating with predefined rules

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Web Site

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pages either maintained by an organization or individual

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info systems literacy

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includes a behavioral as well as a technical approach to studying info systems

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management level systems

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supports monitaring, controlling, decision making, and administration activities of middle managers

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business functions

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tasks perfomed by businesses organizations

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strategic level systems

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support long range planning activities of senior management

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digital firm

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Organization where nearly all business processes and realationships with customers, suppliers, and employees are digitally enabled and corporate assets are managed by a digital means.

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transaction processing system

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performs and records the daily routine transactions necessary to conduct the business; operational level

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Knowledge and information intense products

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Products that require a great deal of informaion and knowledge to produce

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operational level systems

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information systems that monitar the actvities and transactions of the organization

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business processes

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The ways in which organizations coordinate and organize work activities,information, and knowledge to produce a product or service

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knowledge level system

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information system that supports knowledge and data workers in an organization

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Information system

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Interrelated components working together to collect, process, store, adn disseminate infomration to support decision making

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input

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The capture of collection of raw data from within the organization for processing in an information system