Question 1

Which of the following materials does Super Skateboard Builders (SSB), Inc. NOT make?
A) Entry-Level Skateboard
B) Hooded Sweatshirt
C) T-Shirt
D) First Aid Kit

Accepted Answer

B

Question 2

Dates, times, and locations are examples of transaction data in an ES.

Accepted Answer

Dates, times, and locations are commonly stored as transaction data in an ES.

Question 3

Customer data is an example of transaction data in an ES.

Accepted Answer

Customer data is typically considered master data in an Enterprise System (ES), as it contains key information about customers that doesn't change with every transaction, unlike transaction data which records the day-to-day transactions.

Question 4

Customer data is an example of master data in an ES.

Accepted Answer

Customer data is typically considered as one of the core master data types in an enterprise system. Master data is used to describe the key entities or objects that are most critical to a business operation, and customer data is typically one of the most important types of master data in a business context. Other types of master data might include product or service data, supplier data, employee data, and financial data.

Question 5

SRM systems are intra-organizational systems.

Accepted Answer

SRM (Supplier Relationship Management) systems are inter-organizational systems designed to manage and optimize interactions and processes between an organization and its suppliers.

Question 6

Vendor data is an example master data in an ES.

Accepted Answer

Vendor data is a type of master data in an enterprise system, which includes information about the vendors the organization works with, such as their contact details, payment terms, and contracts.

Question 7

Dates, times, and locations are examples of organizational data in an ES.

Accepted Answer

Organizational data in an Enterprise System (ES) typically refers to the structures and hierarchies within a company, such as departments, cost centers, and business units, rather than specific dates, times, and locations.

Question 8

Which of the following is an example of master data? Data about:
A) Customers
B) Purchase Orders
C) Sales Organizations
D) Company Codes

Accepted Answer

Master data refers to the core data entities that are used to support business transactions. Examples of master data include customer data, vendor data, product data, etc. Out of the given options, only "Customers" is an example of master data. Purchase orders, sales organizations, and company codes are not considered master data, as they are transactional in nature and are derived from master data.

Question 9

In the client server architecture the data, applications and presentation are all included in one system.

Accepted Answer

The client-server architecture separates the three components - data, applications, and presentation - into separate systems. The client system handles presentation, the server system handles applications, and the database or data storage system handles data.

Question 10

CRM systems are intra-organizational systems.

Accepted Answer

The answer of CRM systems are intra-organizational systems....

Question 11

PLM systems are concerned with purchasing materials from suppliers.

Accepted Answer

PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) systems are primarily focused on managing the entire lifecycle of a product from inception, through engineering design and manufacture, to service and disposal, rather than specifically on purchasing materials from suppliers.

Question 12

CRM systems link a company with its customers.

Accepted Answer

CRM stands for Customer Relationship Management, which is a strategy and technology used to manage interactions and relationships with customers. Therefore, CRM systems do link a company with its customers.

Question 13

Which of the following is an example of organizational data? Data about:
A) Customers
B) Vendors
C) Sales Organizations
D) Material

Accepted Answer

Organizational data refers to the structures and hierarchies within a company, such as departments, business units, and sales organizations. Sales organizations are an example of how a company is structured to manage and record transactions, making it organizational data.

Question 14

Vendor data is an example of organizational data in an ES.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Vendor data is an example of organizational...

Question 15

Which of the following is NOT part of the 3-tier architecture?
A) presentation layer
B) application layer
C) data layer
D) hardware layer

Accepted Answer

The 3-tier architecture consists of three layers: presentation layer, application layer, and data layer. The hardware layer is not a part of this architecture as it refers to the physical devices used to host the application and data layers.

Question 16

Which of the following is the latest stage in the evolution of enterprise systems?
A) service oriented architecture (SOA)
B) client-server architecture
C) process oriented architecture
D) presentation layer

Accepted Answer

Service oriented architecture (SOA) is considered the latest stage in the evolution of enterprise systems. It emphasizes the use of loosely coupled software components to provide services that can be accessed over a network, making it more adaptable to changing business needs than previous architectures. Client-server architecture and process oriented architecture are older architectures that have been largely replaced by SOA, while the presentation layer is a component of user interface design and not a system architecture.

Question 17

Which of the following are components of an ES?
A) hardware
B) software
C) database
D) people
E) network

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which of the following are components of...

Question 18

CRM systems link a company with its suppliers.

Accepted Answer

CRM systems are designed to manage customer relationships, not supplier relationships. While some CRM systems might have features for managing supplier information, their primary focus is on managing customer interactions and data. Supply chain management, vendor management, and similar processes typically fall under a different category of software.

Question 19

Which of the following was the earliest stage in the evolution of enterprise systems?
A) service oriented architecture (SOA)
B) client-server architecture
C) process oriented architecture
D) stand-alone mainframe architecture

Accepted Answer

Stand-alone mainframe architecture was the earliest stage in the evolution of enterprise systems. In this architecture, a mainframe computer was used to store and process data, and users accessed the system through terminals. This architecture was prevalent in the 1960s and 1970s, before the advent of client-server architecture.

Question 20

PLM systems are concerned with managing a product's life cycle.

Accepted Answer

PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) systems are designed to manage a product's entire life cycle, from ideation and design to manufacturing, distribution, and eventual retirement or replacement.

Quiz 2: Enterprise Systems

Which of the following materials does Super Skateboard Builders (SSB) , Inc. NOT make?

Dates, times, and locations are examples of transaction data in an ES.

Customer data is an example of transaction data in an ES.

Customer data is an example of master data in an ES.

SRM systems are intra-organizational systems.

Vendor data is an example master data in an ES.

Dates, times, and locations are examples of organizational data in an ES.

Which of the following is an example of master data? Data about:

In the client server architecture the data, applications and presentation are all included in one system.

CRM systems are intra-organizational systems.

PLM systems are concerned with purchasing materials from suppliers.

CRM systems link a company with its customers.

Which of the following is an example of organizational data? Data about:

Vendor data is an example of organizational data in an ES.

Which of the following is NOT part of the 3-tier architecture?

Which of the following is the latest stage in the evolution of enterprise systems?

Which of the following are components of an ES?

CRM systems link a company with its suppliers.

Which of the following was the earliest stage in the evolution of enterprise systems?

PLM systems are concerned with managing a product's life cycle.