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30 Cards in this Set
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sweater
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セーター
seta |
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monitor
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モニター
monita |
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knife
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ナイフ
naifu |
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fork
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フオーク
fuoku |
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racket
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ラケツト
raketsuto |
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club
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クラブ
kurabu |
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baseball bat
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バツト
batsuto |
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keyboard
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キーボード
kibodo |
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catalog
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カタログ
katarogu |
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table
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テーブル
teburu |
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ball
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ボール
boru |
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volleyball
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バレーボール
bareboru |
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tennis
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テニス
tenisu |
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golf
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ゴルフ
gorufu |
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skiing
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スキー
suki |
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To achieve competitive advantage, a company might use IT to
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create product differentiation and secure a premium price
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The four dimensions of competitive scope listed by Porter and Millar
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segment, vertical, geographic, and industry
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Broad scope competitors are not well equipped to serve a target segment that
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has unusual needs
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For most of industrial history, ________ affected the physical component of what businesses did
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technological progress
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What is an industry that has high information content in their product and high information intensity in their value chain?
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insurance
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6. When companies in an industry have invested heavily in IT in order to remain competitive, ________
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barriers to entry are strengthened
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7. An increasingly powerful way to distinguish physical goods from ones competition is to ________
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embed information technology in the product itself
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8. Which of the following is NOT a step that senior executives can take to capitalize on IT-based opportunities?
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Demand that IT executives implement all the same technology that competitors implement
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9. In order to create competitive advantage by managing linkages, which of the following may be required?
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trade-offs
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10. The value chain for an individual company in a particular industry is embedded in a larger system of activities called a ________ .
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value system
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11. In order to plan the procurement of the sub-assemblies, components, and raw materials, a ________ needs to be fed into the MRP process.
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MPS
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12. In the pre-computer era, materials requirements planning was mostly performed using ________ .
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reorder point systems (RPS)
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13. One disadvantage of early MRP systems is that they did not perform ________ .
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capacity requirements planning
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14. The primary difference between MRP and MRPII systems was the latter's integration with ________ .
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financial accounting
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15. Call center or help desk automation is a typical function of ________ systems.
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CRM
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