Question 1

English has become a kind of standard business language,this is truer at higher levels of companies and_____________________________.

Accepted Answer

English is often used as a standard business language at higher levels, but it is not as prevalent in the middle and lower ranks where local languages may still dominate.

Question 2

________ is defined as the extent to which your authority is accepted on grounds of competence,vision,or other qualities.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ________ is defined as the extent to...

Question 3

A(n)international information systems ________ consists of the basic information systems required by organizations to coordinate worldwide trade and other activities.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A(n)international information systems ________ consists of the...

Question 4

Truly integrated global systems must have _________________________,the ability to link together the systems and people of a global firm into a single integrated network just like the phone system but capable of voice,data,and image transmissions.

Accepted Answer

Connectivity refers to the ability to link together the systems and people of a global firm into a single integrated network. A and C are not relevant to the concept of integrated global systems, and D is not a fitting option in this context.

Question 5

In order to guarantee integration of transnational information systems architecture,some ____________________in the firm must establish data standards as well as other technical standards with which sites are to comply.

Accepted Answer

To ensure consistency and integration of transnational information systems architecture, a central authority in the firm should establish data standards and technical standards that sites must adhere to. This central authority could be a dedicated team or an individual with the necessary expertise and oversight to guide the implementation of standardized systems across the organization. Local experts may provide input and feedback, but ultimately the responsibility for establishing and enforcing standards lies with the central authority.

Question 6

The movement of information across international boundaries is called ________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The movement of information across international boundaries...

Question 7

________ firms have no single national headquarters but have many regional headquarters and perhaps a world headquarters.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ________ firms have no single national headquarters...

Question 8

To solve its global management and business challenges,____________________had all of its business units adopt a standard core version of SAP software and standard manufacturing and production processes.

Accepted Answer

L'Oréal adopted a standard core version of SAP software and standard manufacturing and production processes to solve its global management and business challenges.

Question 9

A(n)________ is formed by consumers around the world who are interested in consuming similar products that are culturally approved.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A(n)________ is formed by consumers around the...

Question 10

Although changing technology is a key driving factor leading toward global markets,you need to have a ___________________before you can rationally choose the right technology.

Accepted Answer

The question is discussing the importance of having a strategy and structure in place before choosing technology for global markets. The most relevant answer choice is D, as it directly mentions both corporate strategy and structure. Choice A only mentions corporate strategy and not structure, while choices B and C mention global strategy and construction instead of structure, making them less relevant.

Question 11

The global ________ created by television,the Internet,and other globally shared media permits different peoples around the world to develop common expectations and values.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The global ________ created by television,the Internet,and...

Question 12

Japanese consumers who only want to purchase products made in Japan are an example of cultural ________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Japanese consumers who only want to purchase...

Question 13

________ systems support functions that are absolutely critical to the organization.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ________ systems support functions that are absolutely...

Question 14

Which are some the major problems of international networks?

Accepted Answer

Quality of service can be affected by network congestion or inadequate infrastructure, security threats such as hacking or unauthorized access can compromise sensitive data, costs and tariffs differ between countries and can be expensive, and installation delays can occur due to political or bureaucratic impediments. While human resources can be a problem, it is not one of the major issues that international networks face.

Question 15

Global markets,production,and administration create the conditions for powerful global economies of ________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Global markets,production,and administration create the conditions for...

Question 16

In order to identify core systems,the first step is to define a short list of________________________.

Accepted Answer

The question asks for the identification of core systems, which indicates a focus on critical components of the business. Therefore, the answer should focus on critical core business processes. Option A and C are contradictory, as non-critical processes/rules are not considered core, while option D only mentions business rules, which are only a part of core business processes, making option B the best choice.

Question 17

________ is defined as bringing the opposing local organization groups into the process of designing and implementing an information systems solution without giving up control over the direction and nature of the change.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ________ is defined as bringing the opposing...

Question 18

___________________________is defined as the movement of information across international boundaries in any form.

Accepted Answer

Transborder data flow is the movement of information across international boundaries in any form. It includes the transmission of data and information via electronic means such as email, messaging apps, social media, and other digital technologies.

Question 19

____________________is defined as the extent to which your authority is accepted on grounds of competence,vision,or other qualities.

Accepted Answer

Legitimacy is the quality of being accepted or recognized as an authority, often on the basis of competence or other qualities. Acceptability refers to the degree of approval or agreement among people, validity refers to the accuracy or truthfulness of a claim or argument, and suitability refers to the appropriateness or fitness of something for a particular purpose.

Question 20

These countries are among the major suppliers sourced to build the iPhone:

Accepted Answer

South Korea supplies the memory chips and displays, Germany supplies the modems and sensors, Japan supplies the camera parts, and Italy supplies the expendable compounds used in the production of semiconductors.

Quiz 15: Managing Global Systems