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Chapter 2
True/False
1. Mashups are applications that collect and combine data from multiple public sources and then organize them through a browser-user interface to create a new application.
2. The most potentially valuable type of information for managers comes from large collections of transaction records which can be analyzed for patterns of financial performance.
3. Despite all the information flowing through companies, executives, managers, and workers throughout the organization often struggle to find the information they need to make sound decisions or do their jobs.
4. Thanks to the wide availability of computers, mobile devices and ISs, information flowing through companies is almost always available to executives, managers, and workers throughout the organization who no longer have to struggle to find the information they need to make sound decisions or do their jobs.
5. Despite the growth of social data, images and web documents, modern IT professionals must continue to place primary emphasis on management of structured, high quality data.
6. CIOs must ensure data security and compliance with continually evolving regulatory requirements, such as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, the USA PATRIOT Act, and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
7. The “blueprints” that guide and govern software add-ons, upgrades, hardware, systems, networks, cloud services and other IT are known as IT architectures.
8. IT architectures or enterprise architectures are the terms used to describe the working parts of both desktop and mobile computing devices.
9. The term “data structures” refers to the speed at which data it is captured, analyzed, and reported.
10. The term “Information Management” refers to how information is stored and organized; and the speed at which it is captured, analyzed, and reported.
11. Many retailers have a page on their website that pulls address, store hours and graphical map
True/False
1. Mashups are applications that collect and combine data from multiple public sources and then organize them through a browser-user interface to create a new application.
2. The most potentially valuable type of information for managers comes from large collections of transaction records which can be analyzed for patterns of financial performance.
3. Despite all the information flowing through companies, executives, managers, and workers throughout the organization often struggle to find the information they need to make sound decisions or do their jobs.
4. Thanks to the wide availability of computers, mobile devices and ISs, information flowing through companies is almost always available to executives, managers, and workers throughout the organization who no longer have to struggle to find the information they need to make sound decisions or do their jobs.
5. Despite the growth of social data, images and web documents, modern IT professionals must continue to place primary emphasis on management of structured, high quality data.
6. CIOs must ensure data security and compliance with continually evolving regulatory requirements, such as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, the USA PATRIOT Act, and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
7. The “blueprints” that guide and govern software add-ons, upgrades, hardware, systems, networks, cloud services and other IT are known as IT architectures.
8. IT architectures or enterprise architectures are the terms used to describe the working parts of both desktop and mobile computing devices.
9. The term “data structures” refers to the speed at which data it is captured, analyzed, and reported.
10. The term “Information Management” refers to how information is stored and organized; and the speed at which it is captured, analyzed, and reported.
11. Many retailers have a page on their website that pulls address, store hours and graphical map