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36 Cards in this Set
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Knowledge work
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is the intellectual activity that people perform upon data, information, and knowledge in order to discover business options
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Knowledge worker
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a person who uses information, information systems, and information technology to create business value for organizations
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business
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an organization with one or more people who:
1.) decide on one or more goals to pursue 2.) work together to locate and organize resources 3.) create processes in order to achieve the desired goal or goals |
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business environment
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complex collection of political, economic, social and technological factors that organizational leaders must consider when making decisions regarding goals, organizational forms, and the creation of business value.
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DSS
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decision support system (advanced information system)
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ERP
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enterprise resource planning system (advanced information system)
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Globalization
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means that modern businesses are using information technology to expand their market to customers around the globe, to find the lowest cost suppliers,regardless of location, and to even create 24-hour business days by shuttling work across time zones and nations
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Internet
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a large number of cooperating computer networks that use the same rules for sending messages
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World Wide Web
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Internet software application that allows us to transfer text, images, audio and video
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Why has the Internet become such an integral part of our personal and business lives?
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Communication
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Commerce
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Internet generates business value by being an avenue for the buying and selling of goods
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E-commerce
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use of information systems, technologies,and computer networks by individuals and organizations creating business value
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Data
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raw, unorganized facts, numbers, pictures
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Information
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data that have been organized and are useful to a person
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Knowledge
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created when a person combines experience and judgment with information
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Knowledge work involves:
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the discovery, transformation, analysis, synthesis, and communication of data, information, and knowledge.
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Explicit Knowledge
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knowledge that is readily codified, such as knowledge in this textbook
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Tacit Knowledge
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knowledge that you gain through experience, insight, and discovery
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podcasting
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method of publishing audio programs via the internet that allows users of just about any digital audio device to download broadcast or to subscribe to a feed of new files (usually MP3's)
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information system (IS)
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an organized collection of people, information, business processes, and information technology, designed to transform inputs into outputs, in order to achieve a goal.
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input
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Items entered into a system in order to transform them into outputs
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process
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A series of one or more steps used by a business to transform inputs into outputs
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output
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The end result of a process. Information is the result of the transformation (processing) of data. From an organizational perspective, the output of a process is a product or a service.
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System
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A recognizable whole that consists of a collection of interrelated parts that interact with each other to transform inputs into outputs in order to achieve a goal.
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People
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People or organizations that have both an interest in and an influence on the creation, implementation, or operation of an information system.
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Information Technology
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The physical components, typically hardware, software, and connectivity, that make up an IS. Technology enables processes to perform the steps they were designed to accomplish
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Decision
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A choice made from one or more alternatives to follow or avoid some course of action
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Business Value
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A positive return on investment of resources that is created through effective and efficient integration of an organization's people, information technology, and business processes.
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IS security
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aka information assurance. protects people, information, software, hardware, networks, organizations from the harmful actions of others.
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TPS
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Transaction Processing System
Captures and processes transactions to make them available to the organization. Revenue from product sales. |
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MIS
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Management Information Systems
Through processing and reporting features, a MIS provides timely information to decision makers. |
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DSS
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Decision Support System
Provides analytical and visualization tools to support and enhance decision making and planning. |
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ERP
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Enterprise Resource Planning
Integrates and standardizes processes and standardizes the storage and management of data. |
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CRM
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Integrates data collection, transformation. storage, and analysis of customer transaction data, including purchases, service requests, and other forms of customer contact
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According to Peter Drucker knowledge workers are
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1.) Are at the heart of the new economy
2.)Require a great deal of formal education 3.)The ability to acquire and apply theoretical and analytical knowledge 4.)“Require a habit of continuous learning” |
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Wisdom
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adds insight and ethics to the experience and professional judgment inherent in knowledge
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