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40 Cards in this Set
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information systems that allow companies to integrate information across operations on a company wide basis
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enterprise syster
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support functional area, business processes, and decesion making within an organization
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internal focus systems
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Corrdinate buisness processes with customers, suppliers, buisness partners, and others who operate outside and organizations boundaries
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externally focused system
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system that communicates across organiztional boundaries
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interorganizational systems
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inbound logistics, operations and manufacturing, outbound logistics, marketing and sales, and customer service
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Core activites
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business activities that enable primary activities to take place
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support activities
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collection of interlocking company value chains
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value system
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information that is received from another organization
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upstream information flow
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information that is produced by a company and sent along to another organization
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downstream information flow
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software programs written by third party vendors for the needs of many different users and organizations
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packaged applications
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software programs that are designed and developed exclusively for a specefic organization
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custom applications
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sytems that focus on the specefic needs f individual departments not designed to communicate with other systems in the organization
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stand alone applications
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older stand alone computer systems within an organization with older versions of application that are either fast approaching or beyond the end of their useful life within an organization
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legacy sytems
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transfers info stored on legacy system to a new intergraded computing platform
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conversion
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components that can be selected and implemented as needed
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modules
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features and modules that an enterprise system comes with out of the box
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vanailla software
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systemaicstrucutred improvemenapproach by all or part of an oranization whereby people critcally examine, rethink and redesgn business prcesses in order to achieve dramaticimprovements in one or more performance measures
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buisness process managment
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applications that inegrate business activities across departmental boundaries
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enterprize resource planning
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important internal actiites of the organization for producing their products and servies
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ERP core components
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suppport the primary eternal activities of the organization deaing with suppliers and consumers
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ERP extended components
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corporate level strategy to creat and mintain through the introducton of realiable systems processesand procedures lastng realationships with customersby concntrting on downstream information flows
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custome realationship management
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enables diret interaction wit customers
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front office system
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provide analysis necessary to more effectively manage te sales secice and marketing activities
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back door office syster
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helps a company in the execution of the rm strtedy by improving the mangement of markiting campaigns
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enrprise markting managemet
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focses on alyzing customer behavior and perceptions in order to provide the busines intelligence necessary toidetify new opporunitieand to provie superior customer serice
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analytical CRM
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flow of materials from supplers to acompany
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supply network
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problems such as excessive inventories, innaacutrate manuacturing capcity plans and missed production schedule can cause a hue rippe effect that lead to degradations in ofitablility and poor customer service
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bullwhip effect
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improve corrdinationof suppliers, product or service production, and distribution
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supply chain mangaement
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sales fore automation is most closely associated wit?
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customer relationship management
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what is commonly used to refer to the proceures of supplies that a company uses?
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supply network
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Streamline the flow of information between companies
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Interorganizational systems
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what are the five core activities?
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inbound logistics
outbound logistics operations and manufacturing marketing and sales customer service |
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what are the five support activities?
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administrative activities
human resources activities infrastructure activites technology developement procurement |
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support primary external activities
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extended components
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what are the core components?
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financial
operational human resource management |
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is customer relationship management upstream or downstream?
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downstream
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what are the four stratagies of customer relationship management?
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customer service
employee training data collection analysis and sharing policy and business process |
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automate service requests, complaints, product returns, and information requests
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customer service and support
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what are the three architectures
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analytical
operational collaborative |
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supply chain management is up or downstream?
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upstream
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