100+ câu trắc nghiệm tiếng anh nghành hệ thống thông tin quản lý có đáp án - Phần 2

A. can only be run on the older mainframe computers.

B. are too expensive to redesign.

C. integrate well using new Web services technologies.

D. contain valuable data that would be lost during redesign.

A. software packages

B. mashups

C. outsourced

D. open source

A. co-location.

B. grid computing.

C. utility computing.

D. quantum computing.

A. Associations

B. Sequences

C. Classifications

D. Clustering

A. field.

B. tuple.

C. key field.

D. attribute.

A. Batch processing

B. Data redundancy

C. Data independence

D. Online processing

A. quickly compare transaction data gathered over many years.

B. find hidden relationships in data.

C. obtain online answers to ad-hoc questions in a rapid amount of time.

D. summarize massive amounts of data into much smaller, traditional reports.

A. wearable computing.

B. mobile consolidation.

C. BYOD.

D. self computing.

A. True

B. False

A.Significant business relationships are digitally enabled and mediated.

B. Core business processes are accomplished through digital networks.

C. Key corporate assets are managed digitally

D. All of the above

A. 1 only

B. 1 and 2

C. 2 and 3

D. 1 and 3

A. Captures raw data from organization or external environment

B. Converts raw data into meaningful form

C. Transfers processed information to people or activities that use it

D. Output returned to appropriate members of organization to help evaluate or correct input stage

A. an average of 13 Toyotas are sold daily in Kentucky.

B. 30-percent increase in Toyota RAV4 sales during September in Kentucky.

C. 1 Toyota RAV4 sold March 3, 2013, in Louisville, Kentucky.

D. 10-percent improvement in sales projections for Toyota sales next year.

A. True

B. False

A. integrated data processing throughout the firm.

B. transaction process reporting.

C. employees with online access to historical records.

D. middle management functions.

A. ESS

B. TPS

C. MIS

D. DSS

A. the need for creating innovative products and services.

B. growth of "interaction" jobs.

C. greater global presence.

D. the need for more efficient work hierarchies.

A. SCMs

B. TPSS

C. KMSS

D. ERPs

A. end users

B. developers

C. system analyst

D. first users

A. Explosive

B. Inventive

C. Disruptive

D. Subversive

A. computing power will eventually level off.

B. transistors decrease in size 50% every two years.

C. data storage costs decrease by 50% every 18 months.

D. computing power doubles every 18 months.

A. supplying online access over networks to storage devices and storage area network

B. managing combinations of applications, networks, systems, storage, and security as well as providing Web site and systems performance monitoring to subscribers over the Internet.

C. self-contained services that communicate with each other to create a working software application.

D. hosting and managing access to software applications delivered over the Internet to clients on a subscription basis.

A. Cloud computing

B. Virtualization

C. Quantum computing

D. Nanotechnology

A. Lower cost

B. Higher speed

C. Larger capacity

D. All of the above

A. normalization.

B. data scrubbing.

C. data cleansing.

D. optimization.

A. non-relational DBMS

B. relational DBMS

C. hierarchical DBMS

D. object-oriented DBMS

A. taking inventory.

B. providing package status reports to customers.

C. the decision to use automation

D. in – house package tracking software

A. Computer chip

B. Small retailer

C. Airline

D. Solar energy

E. Automotive

A. Marketing effectiveness

B. Focusing on market niche

C. Strengthening supplier intimacy

D. Developing synergies

E. Low-cost leadership