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Personal Digital Assistants
NT2580 – Flashcard 60 terms

Lesly Lloyd
60 terms
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NT2580 – Flashcard
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Gram-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA)
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Requires all types of financial institution to protect customer's private financial information.
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Health insurance portability and accountability
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Requires health care organizations to secure patient information, and organizations must adhere to the minimum necessary rule.
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Sarbanes-Oxley act (SOX)
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requires publicly traded companies to submit accurate and reliable financial reporting.
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Children's internet protection act (CIPA)
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requires public schools and public libraries to use the internet safety policy to prevent children's access to inappropriate matter on the internet.
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Payment card industry data security standard
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standard that handles transactions involving payment cards, and requires to build and maintain security,implement strong access controls, and test + monitor networks.
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Family educational rights and privacy act (FERPA)
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Protect the private information of students and their records.
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confidentiality
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means guarding information from everyone except those with rights.Protecting private data is the process of ensuring data confidentiality.
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Data classification standards
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To provide a consistent and detailed definition for how an organization should handle different types of data,software, and hardware.
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U.S federal data classification
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Top secret, secret, and confidential.
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Security gap
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The difference between the security controls you have in place and all the controls you need to address all the vulnerabilities is called a security gap.
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Gap analysis
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identify the applicable elements of the security policy,assembling policy,standard,procedure, and guideline documents.
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Black-hat attacker
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Tries to break IT security for the challenge and to prove technical prowess.
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White-hat hacker
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is an information security or network professional who uses various penetration tools to uncover vulnerabilities so that can be fixed.
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Gray-hat attacker
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Is a hacker with average abilities who may one day become a black-hat or white-hat attacker.
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Access control
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Are methods used to restrict and allow access to certain computers,etc...
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The four parts of access controls
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Authorization,identification,authentication, and accountability.
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Authorization
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who is approved for access and what,exactly can they use.
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Identification
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Who is the user,workstation, and services identified.
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Authentication
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How to verify identities,something you know,have, and something unique.
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Accountability
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Process of associating actions with users for latter reporting and research.
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Physical access control
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Access to buildings,parking lots, and protected areas.
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Logical access controls
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Access to a computer system or a network. Username,password,token,smart card, etc...
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Discretionary Access controls (DAC) (Unix/Linux)
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the owner of the resource decides who gets in, and changes permission as needed. The owner can give that owner can give that job to others.
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Mandatory Access controls (MAC) (SELinux)
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Permissions to enter a system is kept by the owner. It cannot be given to someone else.(makes MAC tronger than DAC)
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Non-discretionary access control
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closely monitored by the security administrator , not the system admin.
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Ruled-based access control
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A list of rules, maintained by the data owner, determines which users have access to objects.
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Bell-La Padula model (access control model)
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Focuses on the confidentiality of the data and the control of access to classified information.
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Bilba integrity model
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fixes a weakness in the Bell-la padula model, which addresses only the confidentiality of the data.
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Clark & Wilson integrity model
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Focuses on what happens when users allowed into a system try to do things they are not allowed to do.
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Brewer & Nash integrity model
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Based on mathematical theory published in 1989 to ensure competition. It is used to apply dynamically changing access permissions.
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Security program addresses these directives
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Standards, procedures,baselines, and guidelines.
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Limiting access
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the idea that users should be granted only the levels of permissions they need in order to perform their duties.
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configuration control
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Is the management of baseline settings for a system device.
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Change control
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is the management of changes to configuration. it ensures that any changes to a production system are tested,documented, and approved.
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SLC (system life cycle) and SDLC (system development life cycle
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describe the entire change and maintenance process for applications and system hardware.
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tools and techniques for security monitoring
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baselines,alarms,closed circuitTV,andsystems that spot irregular behavior.
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Black-box testing
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Uses test methods that aren't based directly on knowledge of a programs design.
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White-box testing
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is based on the knowledge of the applications design and source code.
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gray-box testing
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lies somewhere between black and white box testing.
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Risk mitigation
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uses various controls to mitigate or reduce risk. (anti-virus software)
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Risk assignment
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allows the organization to transfer risk to another entity. (insurance)
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Risk acceptance
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the organization has decided to accept the risk. ( the cost of reducing it is higher than the loss)
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Asset value (AV)
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Value of the asset
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Exposure factor (EF)
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percentage of asset value that will be lost
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annualized rate of occurance (ARO)
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How many times the is is expected to occur
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annualized loss expectancy (ALE)
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This is calculated by ,multiplying SLE by the ARO.
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Business continuity plan BCP
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Helps keep critical business processes running in a disaster.
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Disaster recovery plan
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helps recover the infrastructure necessary for normal business operations.
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Risk avoidance
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deciding not to take the risk
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Business impact analysis (BIA)
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determines the extent of the impact that a particular incident would have on business operations over time.
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Cryptography
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encoding data so that it can only be decoded by specific individuals.
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Cipher algorithm
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Shifts each letter in the english alphabet
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Symmetric key cipher
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the key is send out of band letters
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Asymmetric key cipher
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use private and public keys.
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border firewall
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they separate the protected network from the internet
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screened subnets or DMZ firewall
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the dmz is a semiprivate network used to hosts services that the public can access.
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worms
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they propagate through the network service
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Trojan horses
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know as the backdoor
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logic bombs
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executes a malicious function of some kind when it detects certwin conditions.
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choke points
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firewalls,routers,IDSs,IPSs
Anatomy
Anatomy And Physiology
Bricks And Mortar
Human Anatomy And Physiology 1
The Integumentary System – Flashcards 61 terms

Owen Clarke
61 terms
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The Integumentary System – Flashcards
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The skin, sweat and oil glands, hairs, and nails all work together to form this.
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Integumentary System
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The subcutaneous tissue just deep to the skin.
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Hypodermis
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Another name for "hypodermis" because it is superficial to the tough connective tissue wrapping of the skeletal muscles, consists mostly of adipose tissue.
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Superficial Facscia
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Is a keratinized stratified squamous epithelium consisting of four distinct cell types and four or five distinct layers.
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Epidermis
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Role is to produce keratin.
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Keratinocytes
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The fibrous protein that helps give the epidermis its protective properties.
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Keratin
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The spider-shaped epithelial cells that synthesize the pigment melanin, are found in the deepest layer of the epidermis.
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Melanocytes
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Arise from bone marrow and migrate to the epidermis.
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Epidermal Dendritic Cells
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Another name for epidermal dendritic cells; named after a German anatomist; they ingest foreign substances and are key activators of our immune system.
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Langerhancs Cells
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Are present at the epidermal junction.
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Tactile (Merkel) Cells
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The deepest epidermal layer, is attached to the underlying dermis.
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Stratum Basale
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Is several cell layers thick; contain a weblike system of intermediate filaments, mainly tension-resisting bundles of pre-keratin filaments, which span their cytosol to attach to desmosomes.
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Stratum Spinosum
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Consists of three to five cell layers in which keratinocyte appearance changes drastically, and the process of keratinization
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Stratum Granulosum
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In which the cells fill with the protein keratin.
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Keratinization
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Appears as a thin translucent band just above the stratum granulosum.
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Stratum Lucidum
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Is a broad zone 20 to 30 cell layers thick that accounts for up to three-quarters of the epidermal thickness.
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Stratum Corneum
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Name the layers the nail pierced from the superficial skin surface to the junction with the dermis.
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stratum corneum, stratum lucidum, stratum granulosum, stratum spinosum, and stratum basale.
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Why are the desmosomes connecting the keratinocytes so important?
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The skin is subjected to a lot of abrasion and physical trauma. The desmosomes, which are connecting junctions, help to hold the cells together during such stress.
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Given that epithelia are avascular, what layer would be expected to have the best-nourished cells?
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The stratum basale, which abuts the dermis where the blood suply is, has the best nourished cells.
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The second major skin region, is strong, flexible connective tissue.
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Dermis
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Is areolar connective tissue in which fine interlacing collagen and elastic fibers form a loosely woven mat that is heavily invested with small blood
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Papillary Layer
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Peglike projections that indent the overlying epidermis.
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Dermal Papillae
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What layer of the dermis is responsible for producing fingerprint patterns?
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The papillary layer of the dermis gives rise to finerprint patterns.
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What cell componsent of the hypodermis makes it a good shock absorber?
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Fatty tissue in the hypodermis gives it insulating and shock-absorbing properties.
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You have just gotten a paper cut. It is very painful, but doesn't bleed. Has the cut penetrated into the dermis or just the epidermis?
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Because there is no bleeding, the cut has penetrated into the avascular epidermis only.
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Oxygenated pigment in the red blood cells circulating through the dermal capillaries.
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Hemoglobin
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Melanin and carotene are two pigments that contribute to skin color. What is the third and where is it found?
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The third pigment contributing to skin color is hemoglobin, the pigment found in red blood cells found in blood vessels of the dermis.
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What is cyanosis and what does it indicate?
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Cyanosis is a bluish cast of the skin that indicates that hemoglobin in the red blood cells in the dermal capillaries is poorly oxygenated.
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What alteration in skin color may indicate a liver disorder?
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Jaundice or a yellow cast to the skin due to the deposit of yellow bile pigments in body tissues may indicate a liver disorder.
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Include the nails, sweat glands, sebaceous (oil) glands, and hair follicles and hair.
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Skin Appendages
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Are distributed over the entire skin surface except the nipples and parts of the external genitalia.
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Sweat Glands
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Are far more numerous and are particularly abundant on the palms, soles of the feet, and forehead.
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Eccrine Sweat Glands
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Found in the axillary and anogenital areas.
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Apocrine Sweat gland
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Are modified apocrine glands found in the lining of the external ear canal.
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Ceruminous Gland
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Mammary Glands
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Secrete milk.
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Are simple branched alveolar glands that are found all over the body except in the thick skin of the palms and soles.
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Sebaceous Glands
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Oily substances secreted by sebaceous glands.
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Sebum
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Which cutaneous glands are associated with hair follicles?
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Sebaceous (oil) glands and apocrine glands are associated with the hair follicles.
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When Anthony returned home from a run in 85 degree weather, his face was dripping with sweat. Why?
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His sympathetic nervous system activated his eccrine sweat glands and caused heat-induced sweating in order to cool the body.
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What is the difference between heat-induced sweating and a "cold sweat," and which variety of sweat glands is involved?
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Heat-induced sweating occurs all over the body when we are over-heated. A cold sweat is emotionally induced sweating that begins on the palms, soles, and armpits and then spreads to other body areas. Both types of sweating are produced by the eccrine sweat glands, but activity of apocrine sweat glands is also likely during a cold sweat.
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Sebaceous glands are not found in thick skin. Why is their absence in those body regions desirable?
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The palms of the hands and soles of the feet are thick skin areas. It would be dangerous to have oily soles, and oily palms would decrease the ability of the hands to hang onto things.
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A knot of sensory nerve endings which wraps around each hair bulb.
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Hair Follicle Receptor or Root Hair Plexus
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Connective Tissue Root Sheath
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The wall of a hair follicle is composed of an outer layer derived from the dermis.
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Epithelial Root Sheath
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Inner layer derived mainly from an invagination of the epidermis.
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A bundle of smooth muscle cells
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Arrector Pili
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What are the concentric regions of a hair shaft, from the outside in?
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The regions of a hair from outside in are the cuticle, cortex and medulla.
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Why is having your hair cut painless?
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There are no nerves in a hair, so cutting hair is painless.
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What is the role of an arrector pili muscle?
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The arrector pili muscles pull the hair (normally slanted) to the upright position (when cold or scared).
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What is the function of the hair papilla?
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The hair papilla contains a knot of capillaries that supplies nutrients to cells of the hair bulb.
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Why is the lunule of a nail white instead of pink like the rest of the nail?
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The lunule of the nail is white because the thick nail matrix that underlies it blocks the rosy color of the dermal blood supply from showing through.
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Why are nails so hard?
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Nails are hard because the keratin they contain is the hard keratin variety.
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Acid Mantle
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The low pH of skin secretions.
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Cutaneous Sensory Receptors
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Which are actually part of the nervous system; respond to stimuli arising outside the body.
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What chemicals produced in the skin help provide barriers to bacteria? List at least three and explain how the chemicals are protective.
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The low pH of skin secretions (acid mantle) inhibits division of bacteria, and many bacteria are killed by bactericidal substances in sebum or by natural antibiotics called defensins. Damaged skin secretes cathelicidins that are effective against a certain strain of strep bacteria.
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What epidermal cells play a role in body immunity?
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The epidermal dendritic cells play a role in body immunity.
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How is sunlight important to bone health?
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Sunlight causes the skin to produce a precursor of vitamin D from cholesterol.
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How does the skin contribute to body metabolism?
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The skin carries out chemical conversions that supplement some of the protective conversions carried out by the liver, convert some chemicals into carcinogens, activate some steroid hormones, an dsynthesize the vitamin D precursor.
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Is the least malignant and most common skin cancer.
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Basal Cell Carcinoma
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The second most common skin cancer, arises from the keratinocytes of the stratum spinosum.
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Squamous Cell Carcinoma
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Cancer of melanocytes, is the most dangerous skin cancer because it is highly metastatic and resistant to
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Melanoma
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Which type of skin cancer develops from the youngest epidermal cells?
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Basal cell carcinoma develops from the youngest epidermal cells.
Advertising
Bricks And Mortar
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Principles Of Marketing
Social Networking Site
Social Networking Sites
mktg ch 10 – Flashcards 82 terms

Joseph Fraser
82 terms
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mktg ch 10 – Flashcards
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Digital media have created opportunities for companies to
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target specific markets
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Electronic media that function using digital codes are called
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digital media
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Consumers are changing ______ and consumption behaviors as a result of emerging technologies
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their information searches
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Which of the following refers to the strategic process of distributing, promoting, pricing products, and discovering the desires of customers using digital marketing.
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electronic marketing
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The Internet has changed the way the managers at Chick-fil-A communicate and develop relationships with their customers and their
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employees
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According to Nielsen Marketing Research, consumers spend more time on ________ than e-mail
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social networking sites
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As digital communication technologies have advanced, it possible for marketers to
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reach markets that were previously inaccessible
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Which of the following characteristics distinguish online media from traditional marketing?
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Addressability, interactivity, accessibility, connectivity, and control
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JC Penney's website encourages visitors to register in order to maximize their use of the site. By gathering information about a consumer before a purchase is made, JC Penney is practicing
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addressability
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The ability of a marketer to identify customers before they make a purchase is called
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addressability
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A(n) ________ channel provides the opportunity for a marketer to customize promotions.
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Addressable
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_______ facilitates _______, as it enables customer engagement to facilitate product innovation.
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Addressability / relationship marketing
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_______ allows customers to express their needs and wants directly to a company in response to its marketing communications
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interactivity
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Blockbuster has set up a website that enables customers to converse with the company. This is an example of a(n) ______ website.
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interactive
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Digital media such as blogs allow marketers to interact with prospective customers in
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real time
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The ability to obtain digital information is referred to as
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accessibility
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Interactive links on websites can help advertising move away from being an intrusion to
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developing relationships
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_______ involves the use of digital networks to provide linkages between information providers and users.
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connectivity
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______ refers to customers' ability to regulate the information they view and the rate and sequence of their exposure to that information.
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control
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The Internet can be referred to as a ______ medium because users determine which websites they are going to view.
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pull
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Coca-Cola entices consumers to their website through contests and games, but they cannot force people to visit their website due to the ______ characteristic of online media.
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control
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Using cutting-edge technology in association with social networks and blogs in order to assist in workplace connections is referred to as
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Enterprise 2.0
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__________ are free online publicity that helps the company
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positive customer reviews
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Hobby Lobby encourages customers to post feedback on their company website because customer-generated content appears more ________ than corporate messages.
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authentic
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Toyota encourages customers to post reviews on their company website in the hopes of increasing the company's
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credibility
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Parker Brothers has posted on-line cash rewards for consumer reviews of their games. In doing so, Parker Brothers is striving to utilize
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consumer-generated marketing
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______ are more consumer-driven than traditional media.
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digital media
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One trend that has caused consumer-generated information to gain importance is
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the increase of consumers using digital media to publicize their own product reviews.
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One trend that has caused consumer-generated information to gain importance is
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consumers' tendencies to trust other consumers over corporations.
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Marketing strategists say businesses ________ consumers via social media
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should connect to
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The average Facebook user becomes a fan of several ______ each month
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fan pages
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Fan pages use _____ to help companies keep track of information on who is becoming a fan of their page.
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widgets
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Which of the following statements is true regarding Fan Pages on Facebook?
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They have no benefit for the company, but are still essential because the consumer demands it.
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Fan Pages are a(n) _______ way for companies to advertise their goods and services while also garnering information about consumers.
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inexpensive
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The first modern social network was shut down due to
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lack of interest
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The fastest-growing group on Facebook is
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women aged 55 and over
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MySpace has experienced difficulties competing with Facebook, in part because of its reputation as more of a ______ site than one for keeping in touch with friends.
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dating
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IHOP is active on Facebook for the purpose of engaging in ______ marketing
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relationship
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Which social networking site asks its members "What are you doing?"
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twitter
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Toys-R-Us is almost finished building a new store and will soon be having a grand opening celebration. Management wants to build excitement and anticipation for the event. Which social networking site would Toys-R-Us use to post multiple updates each day on the store's progress?
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twitter
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A ______ is a type of software that creates an interface that enables users to add or edit the content of some types of websites
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wiki
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Some companies use ______ as internal tools for teams working on a project requiring lots of documentation.
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wikis
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______ is a popular photosharing site on the Internet.
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Flickr
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Crate and Barrel uses ________ to market themselves visually by displaying snapshots of company events, staff, and products.
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Flickr
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_______ are audio or video files that can be downloaded from the Internet with a subscription that automatically delivers new content to listening devices or personal computers.
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podcasts
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Due to increasing consumer demand, many television networks are creating ______ of their shows.
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podcasts
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Redbox has established outlets in the simulated environment of Second Life. Your _____ is able to rent a movie from a Redbox.
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avatar
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As a result of the increasing usage of digital media, some of the marketer's control over dispensing product information has been placed
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in the hands of the consumer
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The attrition rate for digital media channels is
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very high
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______ are those consumers who construct their own media outlets, such as blogs, podcasts, consumer-generated videos, and wikis.
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creators
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Consumers who act as ______ are becoming increasingly important to online marketers as a conduit for addressing consumers directly.
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creators
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Of the online user segments in The Social Technographics Profile, the largest group is most countries is
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spectators
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______ usually constitute a smaller part of the online population than the other groups.
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collectors
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Anyone who becomes a member of MySpace, Twitter, Facebook, or other social networking sites is a
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joiner
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______ are online users who do not participate in any digital online media.
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inactives
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Walmart has stores in China where Spectators make up the majority of the online population. To match their marketing efforts with the characteristics of the population, Walmart should
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post its own promotional messages on blogs and websites.
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Pizza hut has restaurants in India where Joiners make up the majority of the online population. To match their marketing efforts with the characteristics of the population, Pizza Hut should
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create a Fan Page and invite consumers to post their thoughts.
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KFC has restaurants in Mexico where Inactives make up the majority of the online population. To match their marketing efforts with the characteristics of the population, KFC should
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focus more on traditional promotions rather than social networking
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Sears sells online through its website, while also selling through physical store locations. This type of retailing is referred to as
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bricks-and-clicks
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The ability to process orders electronically and increase the speed of communications via the Internet reduces
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distribution costs
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Online surveys can serve as an alternative to
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mail surveys, telephone surveys, or personal interviews
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______ is a term that refers to the use of digital media to obtain opinions on the needs of potential markets
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Crowdsourcing
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Johnson & Johnson learns about consumer needs by understanding the environment in which a product is used and the different applications of the product. The company uses _______ as a research tool to gain this information.
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social networking
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About ______ of Americans participate in online discussion forums
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30%
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______ of online shoppers read ratings and reviews before making a purchasing decision.
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over 3/4
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Northface launched a promotional campaign using various forms of digital media. In order to evaluate the success of the campaign, Northface should
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compare sales before and after the campaign was launched.
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Sony launched an online campaign that prompted people to visit the Sony website. In order to evaluate the success of the campaign, Sony should
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monitor the website to see if web traffic increased after the launch of the campaign
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Craigslist wants to know which social networking sites drive the most traffic to the Craigslist website. The best way to gain this information is through
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a digital media measurement system
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Due to consumer concerns over privacy, the _______ is considering regulations that would limit the amount of consumer information that marketers can gather online
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Federal Trade Commission
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______ includes any attempt to intentionally conduct dishonest activities online
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online fraud
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______ monitors social networks for fraudulent accounts and assist their clients in removing the deceptive accounts.
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a brand-protection firm
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The Disney website has a special link for educators that allows them to download educational videos pertaining to various subjects and grade levels. Educators are asked to register online with further information about their needs. This is an example of
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addressability.
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This is an example of one of the characteristics that distinguish online media from traditional marketing, namely
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accessibility
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The Disney website is missing _______, because the website does not offer the opportunity for customers to directly communicate with Disney employees. Customers cannot express their needs and wants directly to the company.
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interactivity
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Visitors to the Disney website have the ability to regulate the information they view and the activities they participate in. This is an example of
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control
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The Disney website offers users the ability to create a character or a comic. You have the option of allowing other people to view and comment on your new creation. Which characteristic of e-marketing is being utilized here?
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connectivity
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Google can give instructions on how to construct almost anything, from a house to a science experiment. As for online applications, you can learn anything from developing your own website to starring in a video. Google's "how to" features would most likely appeal to
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creators
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Through Google, people can comment on someone else's blog, post product reviews, or contribute to a wiki. ______ would most likely participate in this kind of activity.
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critics
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Google offers people the opportunity to join a variety of groups, ranging from different religions to nationalities to hobbies. There are nearly half a million groups from which to choose and connect with other members. Which online user would be most likely be interested in these groups?
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joiners
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Google is the ultimate website for people who want to collect information. Google started out as a search engine and then expanded into offering many other services. ______ were Google's initial target market.
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collectors
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If you want to read what other people think about products, movies, or world events, Google has online forums and blogs that are readily accessible. ______ would most likely want to simply read the opinions of others.
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Spectators
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____ relates to perceptions of value and is the most flexible element of the marketing mix.
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pricing
Bricks And Mortar
Brute Force Attack
Hypertext Transfer Protocol
Network Security
Personal Digital Assistants
Store And Forward
ISEC 5305 test 1 – Flashcards 86 terms

Mary Moore
86 terms
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ISEC 5305 test 1 – Flashcards
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True or False: Cars that have Wi-Fi access and onboard computers require software patches and upgrades from the manufacturer.
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True
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Which law governs the use of the IoT by healthcare providers, such as physicians and hospitals
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HIPPA
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Jody would like to find a solution that allows realtime document sharing and editing between teams. Which technology would best suit her needs?
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Collaboration
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What do organizations expect to occur with the growth of the IoT?
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Higher Risks
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In Mobile IP, what term describes a device that would like to communicate with a mobile node(MN)?
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Correspondent node (CN)
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Bob recently accepted a position as the information security and compliance manager for a medical practice. Which regulation is likely to most directly apply to Bob's employer?
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HIPPA
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True or False: An IT security policy framework is like an outline that identifies where security controls should be used
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True
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True or False: Authorization is the process of granting rights to use an organizations IT assets, systems, applications, and data to a specific user.
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True
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Which organization pursues standards for the IoT devices and is widely recognized as the authority for creating standards of the Internet?
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Internet Society
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True or False: Store-and-Forward communications should be used when you need to talk to someone immediately.
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False
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True or False: IoT technology has a significant impact on developing economies, given that it can transform countries into e-commerce-ready nations
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True
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True or False: Metadata of IoT devices can be sold to companies seeking demographic marketing data about users and their spending habits
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True
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True or False: Bring your own device (BYOD) opens the door to considerable security risks
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True
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Which IoT challenge involves the difficulty of developing and implementing protocols that allow devices to communicate in a standard fashion?
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Interoperability
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Which tool can capture the packets transmitted between systems over a network?
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Protocol analyzer
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True or False: Denial of service (DoS) attacks are larger in scope than Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks
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False
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Which type of attack involves the creation of some deception in order to trick unsuspecting users?
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Fabrication
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True or False: Rootkits are malicious software programs designed to be hidden from normal methods of detection
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True
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True or False: When servers need operating system upgrades or patches, administrators take them offline intentionally so they can perform the necessary work without risking malicious attacks
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True
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True or False: Cryptography is the process of transforming data from cleartext to ciphertext.
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False (Encryption not Cryptography)
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True or False: The Director of IT security is generally in charge of ensuring that the Workstation Domain conforms to Policy
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True
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True or False: The most critical aspect of a WAN services contract is how the service provider supplies troubleshooting, network management, and security management services
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True
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?True or False: Networks, routers, and equipment require continuous monitoring and management to keep WAN service available
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True
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Which element of the security policy framework requires approval from upper management and applies to the entire organization?
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Policy
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Which element of the IT security policy framework provides detailed written definitions for hardware and software and how they are to be used?
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Standard
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Rachel is investigating an information security incident that took place at the high school where she works. She suspects that students may have broken into the student records system and altered their grades. If correct, which one of the tenets of information security did this attack violate?
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Integrity
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True or False: The system/application domain holds all the mission critical systems, applications, and data.
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True
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True or False: Each 4g device has a unique Internet Protocol (IP) address and appears just like any other wired device on a network.
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True
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True or False: One of the first industries to adopt and widely use mobile applications was the healthcare industry
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True
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Which type of denial of service attack exploits the existence of software flaws to disrupt a service?
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Logic attack
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? Bob is using a port scanner to identify open ports on a server in his environment. He is scanning a web server that uses Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP). Which port should Bob expect to be open to support this service?
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443
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Users throughout Alison's organization have been receiving unwanted commercial messages over the organization's instant messaging program. What type of attack is taking place?
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Spim
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True or False: A rootkit uses a directed broadcast to create a flood of network traffic for the victim computer.
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False
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True or False: Cryptography is the process of transforming data from cleartext into ciphertext
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False: Encryption
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Which risk is most effectively mitigated by an upstream Internet Service Provider (ISP)?
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Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS)
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True or False: Organizations should start defining their IT security policy framework by defining as asset classification policy
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True
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True or False: Encrypting the data within databases and storage devices gives an added layer of security
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True
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True or False: Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is the communications protocol between web browsers and websites with data in cleartext.
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True
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? Which network device is capable of blocking network connections that are identified as potentially malicious?
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Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)
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True or False: Authorization is the process of granting rights to use an organization's IT assets, systems, applications, and data to a specific user.
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True
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True or False: In the Remote Access Domain, if private data or confidential data is compromised remotely, you should set automatic blocking for attempted logon retries.
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False: Apply first level and second level tokens and biometrics
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Which element of the security policy framework offers suggestions rather than mandatory actions?
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Guideline
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?True or False: A VPN router is a security appliance that is used to filter IP packets
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False
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Which of the following is NOT an area of critical infrastructure where the Internet of Things (IOT) is likely to spur economic development in less developed countries? a) Water Supply management b) Agriculture c) Wastewater Treatment d) E-commerce
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d) e-commerce
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True or False: Bricks-and-mortar stores are completely obsolete now.
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False: They have global reach
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True or False: Devices that combine the capabilities of mobile phones and personal digital assistants (PDAs) are commonly called smartphones
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True
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True or False: E-commerce systems and applications demand strict confidentiality, integrity, and availability (CIA) security controls.
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True
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Jody would like to find a solution that allows real-time document sharing and editing between teams. Which technology would best suit her needs?
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Collaboration
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In Mobile IP, what term describes a device that would like to communicate with a mobile node (MN)?
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Correspondent node
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True or False: A bricks-and-mortar strategy includes marketing and selling goods and services on the Internet
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false: e-commerce
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? True or False: IoT devices cannot share and communicate you IoT device data to other systems and applications without your authorization or knowledge
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True
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Which act governs the use of Internet of Things (IoT) by healthcare providers, such as physicians and hospitals?
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Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)
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Which term describes an action that can damage or compromise an asset?
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Threat
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True or False: The anti-malware utility is one of the most popular backdoor tools in use today
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False: Netcat
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Which password attack is typically used specifically against password files that contain cryptographic hashes?
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Birthday attacks
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What type of malicious software masquerades as legitimate software to entice the user to run it?
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Trojan Horse
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Maria's company recently experienced a major system outage due to the failure of a critical component. During that time period, the company did not register any sales through it's online site. Which type of loss did the company experience as a result of lost sales?
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opportunity cost
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Bob is using a port scanner to identify open ports on a server in his environment. He is scanning a web server that uses Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP). Which port should Bob expect to be open to support the service?
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80
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True or False: A phishing attack "poisons" a domain name on a domain name server.
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False: Pharming
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Florian recently purchased a set of domain names that are similar to those of legitimate websites and used the newly purchased sites to host malware. Which type of attack is Florian using?
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Typosquatting
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True or False: Vishing is a type of wireless network attack
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False: Social Engineering attacks
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True or False: A birthday attack is a type of cryptographic attack that is used to make brute-force attack of one-way hashes easier.
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True
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True or False: A phishing email is a fake or bogus email intended to trick the recipient into clicking on an embedded URL link or opening an email attachment.
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True
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True or False: Using a secure logon and authentication process is one of the six steps to prevent malware.
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True
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True or False: Failing to prevent an attack all but invites an attack
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True
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Which formula is typically used to describe the components of information security?
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Risk = Threat X Vulnerabilities
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Holly would like to run an annual major disaster recovery test that is as thorough and realistic as possible. She also wants to ensure that there is no disruption of activity at the primary site. What option is best in this scenario?
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Simulation Test
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?Tom is the IT manager for an organization that experienced a server failure that affected a single business function. What type of plan should guide the organization's recovery effort?
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True or False: The term risk management describes the process of identifying, assessing, prioritizing, and addressing risks.
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True
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True or False: The tools for conducting a risk analysis can include the documents that define, categorize, and rank risks.
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True
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True or False: A security policy is a comparison of the security controls you have in place and the controls you need in order to address all identified threats.
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False: Gap analysis
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What is the first step in a disaster recovery effort?
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Ensure that everyone is safe
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True or False: The recovery point objective (RPO) is the maximum amount of data loss that is acceptable.
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True
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True or False: The Government Information Security Reform Act of 2000 focuses on management and evaluation of the security of unclassified and national security systems.
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True
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What compliance regulation applies specifically to the educational records maintained by schools about students?
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Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
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The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) restricts the collection of information online from children. What is the cutoff age for COPPA regulation?
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13
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Earl is preparing a risk register for his organization's risk management program. Which data is LEAST likely to be included in a risk register?
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Risk Survey results
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True or False: User-based permission levels limit a person to executing certain functions and often enforces mutual exclusivity
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False: Task-based
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True or False: A Chinese wall security policy defines a barrier and develops a set of rules that makes sure no subject gets to objects on the other side of the wall
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True
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Gary would like to choose an access control model in which the owner of a resource decides who may modify permissions on that resource. Which model fits that scenario?
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Rule-based access control
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Which of the following is an example of two-factor authentication? a) personal identification number (PIN) and password b) token and smart card c) password and security questions d) smart card and personal identification number (PIN)
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d
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Which of the following is an example of a hardware security control? a) Security Policy b) NTFS permission c) MAC filtering d) ID badge
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d
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True or False: Content-dependent access control requires the access control mechanism to look at the data to decide who should get to see it
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True
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True or False: Voice patter biometrics are accurate for authentication because voices can't easily be replicated by computer software
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False: easy to replicate
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True or False: You should use easy-to-remember personal information to create secure passwords
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False
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True or False: A trusted operating system (TOS) provides features that satisfy specific government requirements for security.
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True
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Management
Supply Chain Management
OPRE 6371 – Flashcard 105 terms

Marguerite Castillo
105 terms
Preview
OPRE 6371 – Flashcard
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supply chain management
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The design and management of seamless, value-added processes across organizational boundaries to meet the real needs of the end customer is called:
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As supply chains have become more global, the risk of supply disruptions has:
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increased because of financial and exchange rate fluctuations.
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Performance of the supply management function can be viewed in two contexts:
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operational and strategic
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The return on assets effect (ROA) quantifies and measures
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the impact of supply actions on inventory and the balance sheet.
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Supply has the potential to contribute to:
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cost management, profitability, return on assets, competitive position and corporate social policy.
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In manufacturing organizations, the dollars spent with suppliers fall into what range as a percent of revenues?
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50 to 80
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Supply management may indirectly contribute to the organization's competitive advantage by:
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improving process efficiency
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Evidence of the growth and influence of supply management in an organization includes:
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involvement in strategic planning and mergers and acquisitions.
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profit-leverage effect of supply savings means that:
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a reduction in purchase spend increases profit more than an equal sales increase.
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use of the concepts of purchasing, procurement, supply, and supply chain management will vary from organization to organization depending on:
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a. the organization's stage of development and/or sophistication. b. the industry in which they operate c. the organization's competitive position.
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supply's contribution
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reducing cost improving effieciency
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Sustainability initiatives include
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the effective and efficient capture and disposition of downstream products from customers and the reduction of the impact of the organization's supply chains on the natural environment
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True or false Terms such as purchasing, procurement, supply, supply chain and logistics do not have standard definitions that are widely used across sectors and industries.
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True
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True of false Reductions in inventory investment primarily come from getting users to reduce their demand for inventoried items.
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False
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Supply management has evolved from a transaction-based, tactical function to a process-oriented, strategic function.
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True
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One of the most important steps in achieving the potential of the supply function in a company is elevation of the chief supply officer to executive status.
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True
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The increase in outsourcing has resulted in an increase in the percentage of revenue paid out to suppliers.
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True
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Since labor and other costs greatly exceed outlays for purchased materials and services in most service organizations, supply is of little consequence in most service organizations.
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True
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Since labor and other costs greatly exceed outlays for purchased materials and services in most service organizations, supply is of little consequence in most service organizations.
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False
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Supply makes a limited contribution to organizational risk management since most supply decisions have few downside risks that might impact the organization's strategy.
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False
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The total purchase sales ratio (the percentage of sales dollars paid out to suppliers) varies little from industry to industry.
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False
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contributions of supply
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information source efficiency competitive posit./customer satisfaction organizationa risk image training for new managers management strategy
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An effective supply strategy primarily focuses on linking:
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current and future needs to current and future markets.
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Organizational objectives and supply objectives typically are expressed:
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differently, making it difficult to translate organizational objectives into supply objectives.
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Which one of the following is NOT one of the six major supply strategy areas:
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new-product design strategies.
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When developing supply strategies related to "how to buy," decisions must be made about:
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systems and procedures
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The key question in strategic supply management is
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How can supply and the supply chain contribute effectively to organizational objectives and strategy?
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Three major challenges exist when setting supply objectives and strategies:
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effectively interpreting corporate and supply objectives, selecting appropriate actions to achieve objectives, and integrating supply information into organizational strategies.
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To effectively manage supply risks, the supply manager must:
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identify and classify risks, assess the potential impact, and develop a risk mitigation strategy.
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Linking supply strategy to corporate strategy is:
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essential in all organizations, and many lack the mechanisms to link them.
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Strategic planning can be defined as:
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an action plan to achieve specific long-term goals and objectives.
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Supply strategies that are based on changes in demand and supply are known as:
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assurance-of-supply strategies
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True or False The three levels of strategic planning are: function, unit, and corporate.
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True
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True or False Environmental-change strategies are designed to anticipate and recognize shifts in the natural world that affect supply availability.
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False
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True or False Even if a supply manager identifies and eliminates the causes of uncertainty and risk in the supply chain, the organization may still need to carry the same amount of inventory.
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False
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True or False Risks in the supply chain can be classified into three main categories: (1) operational, (2) financial, and (3) strategic.
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False
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True or False There is a growing emphasis on strategic supply management processes and less on purchase transactions.
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True
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True or False A corporate risk management group headed by a chief risk officer has emerged in many organizations to assess total risk exposure and develop strategies to best manage all risks.
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True
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True or False Assurance-of-supply strategies emphasize quality over all other considerations
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False
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True or False The most fundamental question facing an organization is whether to make or buy.
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True
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True or False Supply managers may be able to provide information to identify risks to the organization and they can develop strategies to mitigate those risks.
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True
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True or False Seldom do the actions of supply managers impact the organization's reputation either positively or negatively.
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False
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Close to 70 percent of the value of any given requirement is established when needs are recognized and described. Therefore, the following functions should work together during need recognition and description:
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the primary user, design engineering, supply and all other relevant functional areas such as accounting/finance, marketing and operations.
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A change in how supply is organized and structured is the result of:
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a change in the overall corporate organizational structure.
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Which factors have a major influence on supply's level in the organization:
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1. the ratio of purchased material and services costs as a percentage of total costs or income. 2. the nature of the products or services acquired. 3. the extent to which supply and suppliers can provide competitive advantage.
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Organizations commit resources to cross-functional team development to:
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achieve time, quality, or cost-reduction targets
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Supply can provide an uninterrupted flow of materials, supplies and services by:
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holding large inventories. standardizing capital equipment, materials, MRO and services.
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A purchasing consortium:
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consists of two or more independent organizations that combine requirements for materials, services and capital goods to gain better pricing, service and technology from suppliers.
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Hybrid supply structures typically:
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capture the benefits of both centralized and decentralized structures.
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The organizational structure (centralized, decentralized, or hybrid) of the supply function:
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influences supply processes, internal cross-functional relationships, and the procedures and systems employed.
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Supply's contribution to the organization's competitive position depends on its ability to:
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reduce costs enhance revenue manage assets
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Specialization within the supply function:
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allows staff to develop expertise in particular areas.
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The greatest opportunity to affect value in the purchasing process is when:
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needs are recognized and described.
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If the buyer does not have a clear and unambiguous description or specification and wants to find out which suppliers can deliver the best value when and where needed, he or she will typically issue a:
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request for proposal (RFP).
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The benefit(s) of participation in an e-marketplace include:
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the ability to aggregate spend the advantages from economies of scale. visibility up- and downstream in the supply chain. the ability to automate and facilitate transactions.
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One purpose of a requisition is:
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to clarify the description of need before communicating with potential suppliers.
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Radio frequency identification (RFID) will:
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eliminate bar coding and manual counting.
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Efficient and effective supply processes are needed because of:
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the need for an audit trail. the large volume of items and dollar value. severe consequences of poor performance. the potential contribution to organizational objectives.
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Online auctions have been most effective when:
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the market conditions favor buyers.
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Electronic data interchange (EDI) provides:
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secure transmission, greater accuracy and shorter process cycle time for all data.
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Application software for the procurement process is available:
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from an ERP system, a systems developer, or an ASP.
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ERP
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Enterprise Resource Planning
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ASP
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application software provider
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Effectively and efficiently applying technology to the supply management process will result in:
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an ability to reduce the total cost of doing business by enabling just-in-time systems, bar-coding applications, integrated manufacturing, and electronic funds transfers.
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One of the most fundamental and critical decisions in any organization is, should we:
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make or buy the needed good or service?
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When a team has decided that a task or function currently performed by company employees is not a core competency, the team will probably recommend:
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outsourcing
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Deciding what represents a core competency in an organization is:
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often a fairly complex decision and a function of many factors
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Outsourcing of services is:
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realistic if the internal users and the buyer can carefully define service requirements and quality expectations
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Currently, managements tend toward
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outsourcing entire operations
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Outsourcing:
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is often chosen as a way for the organization to reduce or control operating costs, improve company focus, and gain access to world-class capabilities.
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In the outsourcing decisions in many organizations, supply has had:
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relatively moderate involvement
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Supply managers believe they can add the most value to the outsourcing decision by:
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providing a comprehensive, competitive process
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Supply management:
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is seldom outsourced in its entirety, but activities such as inventory monitoring, order placement, and order receiving are outsourced.
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Subcontracting refers to the practice of:
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a prime contractor bidding out part of a job to another contractor.
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Loss of control is:
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c. a concern within the buying organization when considering outsourcing
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An advantage of buying by performance or function over other specification methods is that it provides:
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the opportunity for the potential supplier to establish how to make the most suitable product.
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Supply's growing involvement in the acquisition of services may be explained by:
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the high dollars spent on services and the opportunities to reduce costs
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Capital assets are long-term assets that:
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have an ongoing effect on the organization's operations
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When a specification is widely known, commonly recognized and readily available to every buyer, it is called a:
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standard specification.
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Early supply involvement can be accomplished by:
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using cross-functional teams on new product development.
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Description by brand:
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may be a necessity because the manufacturing process is secret.
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The purpose of identifying the function of an item to be required is:
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to assist in the determination of what represents acceptable value.
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A buyer may be compelled to purchase by specification when:
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means agreement on definite sizes, design, and quality
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Standardization:
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means agreement on definite sizes, design, and quality
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Supply chain risks include:
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interruptions to the flow of goods or services. actions that lower the company's attractiveness to the investment community. lack of regulatory compliance.
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Determination of the "best buy" is based on:
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a balance of requirements of marketing, engineering, operations, and supply
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ISO 9001:2008 provides a tested framework for a systematic approach to consistently delivering product that satisfies customers' expectations by managing:
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process capability.
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A sampling technique that is based on the cumulative effect of information that every additional item in the sample adds as it is inspected is called:
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cumulative sampling.
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A process is capable when:
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it averages a set number of standard deviations within the specifications.
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The role and responsibilities of supply may contribute to the containment of the cost of poor quality by addressing:
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a. prevention costs b. appraisal costs c. internal costs d. external costs
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A six sigma (6σ) approach to quality:
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means there are no more than 6 defects per million opportunities.
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Upper (UCL) and lower control limits (LCL):
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require operator action when the process is outside normal operating range
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Quality control in services is:
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relatively difficult compared to quality control of goods
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A supplier certification program
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may enable the buyer and seller to lower costs and improve quality.
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Deming's 14 points stress the importance of:
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minimizing total cost with a single source.
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Inventory use that is determined directly by customer orders is called:
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independent demand.
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"A" items in ABC analysis are
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particularly critical in financial terms
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When the carrying cost of inventory is expressed as a percentage:
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it is multiplied by the material unit cost to calculate the per unit carrying cost.
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On an annual requirement of 100 items spread evenly throughout the year, any purchaser has an opportunity of buying all 100 units at a price of $100 each, or buying 10 units at a time at a price of $120. If the inventory carrying cost is 25 percent per year and assuming no ordering costs:
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buying 100 at a time will save the company $900 per year.
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Closed-loop MRP:
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provides a feedback loop between capacity and the master production schedule.
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A buffer inventory
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protects against uncertainties in supply and demand.
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Stockout costs
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can vary depending on whether it is a seller's or a buyer's market.
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Which statement is most accurate when thinking about deciding how much to buy::
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balancing price, volume, carrying cost, and the cost of stockouts is key to successfully determining how much to buy at any point in time.
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When a retailer uses daily sales of each product to identify patterns and to forecast inventory requirements, this is an example of:
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a time series forecasting technique.
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The three main inputs of a material requirements planning (MRP) system are:
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an accurate bill of material, a master production schedule, and the inventory record.
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retail management book terms – Flashcards 140 terms

Daniel Hardy
140 terms
Preview
retail management book terms – Flashcards
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retailing
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encompasses the business activities involved in selling goods and services to consumers for their personal, family, or household use. ex. outlets
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channel of distribution
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all of the businesses and people involved in the physical movement and transfer of ownership of goods and services from product to consumer.
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sorting process
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retailers collect an assortment from various sources, buy in large quantities, and sell in small amounts
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multi-channel retailing
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whereby a retailer sells to consumers through multiple retail formats( points of contact) ex. online, toll free phone, mail order Walmart.
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exclusive distribution
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whereby suppliers make agreements with one or a few retailers that designate the latter as the only ones in specified geographic areas to carry certain brands or products. helps both parties to work together to maintain image, assign shelf space, etc. ex.lambagini, designer
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intensive distribution
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whereby suppliers sell through as many retailers as possible retailers will have more products but that can also create little self space, lack of ads, and set high prices. most volatile to channel relation ex. tea shops, cigarettes.
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selective distribution
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suppliers sell through a moderate number of retailers. combines both previous suppliers. have higher sales than exclusive and intensive. retailers carry some competing brands. ex.????
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retail strategy
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overall plan guiding a retail firm. it influences the firm's business activities and its response to market forces. 1. customer orientation 2. coordinated effort 3. value driven 4. goal orientation
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total retail experience
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includes all the elements in a retail offering that encourage or inhibit consumers during their contact with a retailer. ex. sales taxes can't be controlled, people can. build-a-bear
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customer service
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refers to the identifiable but sometimes intangible activities undertaken by a retailer in conjunction with basic goods and services it sells.
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relationship retailing
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whereby they seek to establish and maintain long term bonds with customers rather than act as if each sales transaction is a completely new encounter.
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canned sales presentation
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memorized, reptitive speech given to all customers interested in an particular item. works great if little assistance is required
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need-satisfaction approach
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based on the principle that each customer has different wants; thus, a sales presentation should be geared to the demands of the individual customer.
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sales promotion
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encompasses the paid communication activities other than advertising, PR, and personal selling that stimulate consumer purchases and dealer effectiveness. ex. contests, sweepstakes, coupons
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situation analysis
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candid evaluation of the opportunities and threats facing a prospective or existing retailer. what is the firm's current status? what direction should we be heading?
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opportunities
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are marketplace openings that exist because other retailers have not yet capitalized on them. ex. IKEA huge selection at discount
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threats
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environmental and marketplace that can adversely affect retailers if they don't react to them and sometimes even if they do. ex. single screen movie theaters
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organizational mission
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retailer's commitment to a type of business and to a distinctive role in the marketplace should have clear mission
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sole proprietorship
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unincorporated retail firm owned by on person all risks, profits, and costs accrue to that individual.- 75% retail
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partnership
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unincorporated retail firm owned by two or more persons, each with fiancial interest. partners share everything. 5% of all retail firms
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corporation
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retail firm that is formally incorporated under state law. it is a large entity apart from individual officers( stockholders) have more government rules. 20% of US retail firms.ex. Coke
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goods/service category
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the line of business- in which to operate ex. Jaguar dealers luxury auto cater to upscale customers
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objectives
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long run and short run performance targets it hopes to attain profit may be expressed in dollars or as a percentage of sales.
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caveat emptor
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let the buyer beware
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image
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represents how a given retailer is percieved by consumers and others ex. brand seen as conservative
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positioning
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retailer devises its strategy in a way that projects an image relative to its retail category and its competitors and that elicits a positive consumers response. ex. Women's store has to position itself as an upscale or discount retailer
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mass merchandising
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a positioning approach where by retailers offer a discount or value- oriented image, a wide/ deep merchandise selection and large store facilities. ex. Walmart has deep merchandise while Dicks has a narrower, deeper assortment.
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niche retailing
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retailers identify specific customer segments and deploy unique strategies to address the desires of those segments rather than the mass market ex. Babies R Us appeals to young parents
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bifurcated retailing
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the decline of middle-of-the market retailing. firms that are neither competitively priced nor particularly individualistic may have difficulty competing.
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target market
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customer groups sought by a retailer
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mass marketing
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selling goods and services to broaden spectrum of consumers
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concentrated marketing
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zeroing in on a specific group
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competitive advantage
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the distinct competencies of a retailer relative to competitors
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controllable variables
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store location, merchandising and pricing, communicating with customers
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uncontrollable variables
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consumers, competition, technology, economic conditions, legal restrictions
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tactics
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short run decisions are now made and enacted for each controllable part of the strategy
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control
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in this phrase a review takes place, retail audit.
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feedback
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observant management receives signals or cues as to success or failure of that part of the strategy.
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retail institution
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basic format or structure of a business
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independent retailer
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owns one retail unit
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ease of entry
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high number of independents is associated with that due to low capital requirements and no or relatively simple, licensing provisions for many small retail firms
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chain retailer
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operates multiple outlets( store units) under common ownership; it usually engages in some level of centralized coordinated purchasing and decision making. corporate owns all stores ex. Steak and Shake
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franchising
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involves a contractual agreement between a franchise( manufacturer, wholesaler, service sponsor) and a retail franchisee, which allows the franchisee to conduct business under an established name and according to a given pattern of business. ex. McDonalds
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product/ trademark franchising
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a franchisee acquires the identity of a franchiser by agreeing to sell the latter's products and/or operate under the latter's name ex. auto/gasoline dealers
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business format franchising
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more interactive relationship, franchisee receives assistance on site location, quality control, accounting systems, start-up practices, management practices, and responding to problems besides the right to sell goods and services. ex. McDonalds Hamburger U training, service manager visits, detailed operation guide
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constrained decision making
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whereby franchisers limit franchisee involvement in the strategic planning process. ex. Federal Trade Commission
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leased departments
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department in retail store usually a department discount or specialty store- that is rented to an outside party. ex. Medlisco Corp runs leased shoe department in Rite Aids and Kmarts
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vertical marketing system
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consists of all levels of independently owned businesses along on a channel of distribution. are independent- stationary store, partially integrated- furniture store, fully integrated- Kroger
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dual marketing
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engage in more than one type of distribution arrangement ex. Dunkin Donuts and Baskin Robbins share stores, Sherwin Williams sells Dutch Boy point
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channel control
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one member of a distribution channel dominates the decisions made in that channel due to the power it possesses. ex.
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consumer cooperative
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retail firm owned by its customer members a group of consumers invests, elect officers, manages operators, and shares the profits or savings that accrue.
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strategy mix
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the firm's particular combination of store location, operating procedures, goods/services offered, price tactics, store atmosphere, and customer services, promotional methods.
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destination retailer status
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whereby consumers view the company as distinctive enough to become loyal to it and go out of their way to shop there.
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wheel of retailing
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retail innovators often first appear as low price operators with low costs and low profit margin requirements. then go to medium and then high
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scambled merchandising
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occurs when a retailer adds good and services that may be unrelated to each other and to the firm's orginial business. ex. blockbuster adding online
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retail life cycle
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states that retail institutions like the goods and services they sell- pass through identifible life stages: intro( growth), growth( accelrated development, maturity decline.
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mergers
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involve the combination of separately owned retail firms. ex. Office Depot and Staples
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diversification
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retailers become active in business outside their normal operations- add stores in different goods/service categories.
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downsizing
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whereby unprofitable stores are closed or divisions are sold off- by retailers unhappy with their performance. ex. Sears
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convenience store
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typically a well-located, food-oriented retailer that is open long hours and carries a moderate number of items ex. Circle K
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supermarket
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self-service food store with grocery, meat, and produce departments and minimum annual sales of 2 million.
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conventional supermarket
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departmentalized food store with a wide range of food and related products; sales of general merchandise are rather limited. ex. Kroger
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food-based superstore
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larger and more diversified than a conventional supermarket but usually smaller and less diversified than a combination store. ex. Giant Eagle has a pharmacy
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combination store
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unites supermarket and general merchandise in one facility, with general merchandise accounting 25-40% of sales. ex. Fred Meyer
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supercenter
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combo store blending on economy, supermarket with a discount department store. ex. Wal-mart, Target
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box( limited line) store
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food based discounter that focuses on a small selection of items, moderate hours of operation( compared with other supermarkets), few services, and limited manufactured brands. ex. Aldi's
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warehouse store
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food-based discounter offering a moderate number of food items in a no-fills setting. ex.men's warehouse
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specialty store
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concentrates on selling one goods or service line, such as young women apparel. ex. Harry and David
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category killer ( power retailer)
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especially large specialty store ex. Sephora, Home Depot
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department store
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large retail unit with extensive assortment( width and depth) of goods and services that is organized into separate departments for purposes of buying, promotion, customer service, and control
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traditional department store
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merchandise quality ranges from average to quite good ex. Macy's, Bloomingdales
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full line discount store
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has shopping carts, conveys image of high-volume low discount outlet selling broad product assortment. customer service is usually in a centralized area. less fashion-sensitive merchandise. operating costs are lower. ex. Target, Walmart
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variety store
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handles an assortment of inexpensive and popularly priced goods and services, such as apparel and accessories, costume jewelry, notions and small wares, candy, and other items in price range. ex. Dollar Tree- dollar discount store closeout chain- Big Lots
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off- price chain
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features brand name( sometimes designer) apparel and accessories, footwear, linens, fabrics, cosmetics, etc. sells them at every day low prices in an efficient, limited-service environment. ex. TJ Maxx, Marshalls
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factory outlet
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manufacturer-owned store selling closeouts; discontinued merchandise; irregulars; cancelled orders, and sometimes in season first quality merchandise. ex. Grove City outlets
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membership ( warehouse) clubs
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appeals to price- conscious customers, who must be members to shop there. ex. Sam's Club
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flea market
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many retail vendors sell a range of products at discount prices in plain surroundings.
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customer value
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perception the shopper has of a value chain
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value chain
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represents the total bundle of benefits offered to consumers through a channel of distribution
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core customers
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best customers
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expected customer service
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service level that customers want to receive from any retailer, such as basic employee courtesy.
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augmented customer service
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included the activities that enhance the shopping experience and give retailers a competitive advantage. ex. Autozone
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employee empowerment
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whereby workers have the discretion to do what they believe is necessary - within reason- to satisfy the customer, even if it means bending the rules. Ex. Nordstorm make suggestions, be different, but be smart.
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revolving credit account
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whereby a customer charges items and is billed monthly on the basis of outstanding cumulative balance.
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option credit card
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form of revolving account; no interest is assessed if a person pays a bill in full when it's due.
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open credit account
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a consumer must pay the bill in full when it's due. ex. Amex
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customer satisfaction
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occurs when the value and customer service provided through a retailing experience meet or exceed customer expectations
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value delivery system
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comprises all the parties that develop, produce deliver, and sell and service particular goods and services.
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good retailing
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focuses on the sale of tangible ( physical products)
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service retailing
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involves transactions in which consumers don't purchase or acquire ownership of tangible products. ex. travel agencies
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rented- goods service
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whereby consumers lease and use goods for specified periods of time ex. Hertz car rentals
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owned-goods service
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goods owned by consumers are repaired, improved, or maintained. ex. lawn care
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nongood services
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intangible personal services are offered to consumers who often experience the services rather than possess them. ex. stockbroker
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single- channel retailing
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whereby it sells to consumers though one retail format. ex. Web, catalog
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direct marketing
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customer is first exposed to a good or service though a nonpersonal medium( TV, Web) orders it by phone, mail, or computer
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data-base retailing
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way to collect, store, and use relevant information about customers. ex. Tommy
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specialog
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retailer caters to a particular customer segments, emphasizes a limited number of items, and reduces production and postage costs. Ex. LL Bean's Christmas catalog
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informerical
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program length TV commerical( 30 mins) for a specific good or service that airs on cable or broadcast TV, often at the fringe time.
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direct selling
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includes both personal contact with consumers at their homes or offices and phone solitications
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internet
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a global electronic super highway of computer networks that use common protocol and are linked by telecommunications lines and satellite.
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World Wide Web
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is one way to acccess information on the Internet, whereby people work with easy-to-use Web addresses ( sites) and pages
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video kiosk
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is a free standing, interactive, electronic computer terminal that displays products and related information on a video screen; it often has a touch screen for consumers to make selections. ex. Macy's
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demographics
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objective, quantifiable, easily identifiable, and measurable population data.
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lifestyles
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ways in which individual consumers and families live and spend time and money
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culture
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distinctive heritage shared by a group of people that passes on a series of beliefs, norms, and customs
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social class
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involves an informal ranking of people based on income, occupation, education, and other factors
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reference groups
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influence people's thoughts and behaviors; aspirational groups- a person does not belong but wishes to join; membership groups- a person does belong, etc.
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family life cycle
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describes how a traditional family moves from bachelorhood to children to solitary retirement.
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household life cycle
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incorporates lifestages for both family and nonfamily households
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personality
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a sum total of an individual's traits, which make that individual unique.
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class consiousness
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is the extent to which a person desires and pursues social status.
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attitudes( opinions)
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are the positive, neutral, or negative feelings a person has about different topics.
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perceived risk
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level of risk a consumer believes exists regarding the purchase of a specific good or service from a given retailer, whether or not that belief is correct
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motives
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reasons for customer behavior
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cross shopping
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whereby 1. shop for a product category at more than one retail format during the year. 2. visit multiple retailers on one shopping trip. ex. people shop online and also in department stores
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consumer behavior
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process by which people determine whether, what, when, where, how, from whom, and how often to purchase goods and services
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consumer decision process
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2 parts: the process itself and the factors affecting the process. stimulus-problem awareness-info search-eval of alternatives-purchase-post purchase.
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stimulus
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cue or drive meant to motivate or arouse a person to act.
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problem awareness
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consumer not only been aroused, but also recognizes that the good the good or service may solve a problem
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information search
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1. determining alternatives that will solve the problem at hand. 2. ascertaining the characteristics of each alternative
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evaluation of alternatives
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if two or more options seem attractive, person determines the criteria to evaluate their importance
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purchase act
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exchange of money or a promise to pay for the ownership of a good or service.
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post purchase behavior
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further purchases or reevaluation
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cognitive dissonance
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doubt that the correct choice has been made
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extended decision making
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occurs when a consumer makes full use of the decision process
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limited decision making
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a consumer uses each step in purchase process but does not spend a great deal of time on each of them
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routine decision making
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takes place when consumer buys out of habit and skips steps in the purchase process.
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impulse purchases
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arise when consumer buys product and brands they had not planned on when entering store
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consumer loyalty
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a person regularly shops at a particular retailer that he or she knows, likes, or trusts
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differentiated marketing
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aiming at 2 or more distinct consumer groups, with different retailing approaches for each group. ex. Budweiser has different campaigns for young and old
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competitive advantages
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the distinct competencies of retailer relative to competitors. ex. Tiffanys
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feedback
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when observant management receives signals or cues.
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consumer cooperative
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retail firm owned by its customer members. a group of consumers invests, elects officers, manages operations, and shares the profits or savings that accrue. ex. REI sells recreational equipment.
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destination retailer
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whereby consumers view the company as distinctive enough to become loyal to it and go out of their way to shop there.
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strategy mix
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the firm's particular combination of store location, operating procedures, goods/services offered, pricing tactics, and store atmosphere, promotions, customer service.
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nonstore retailing
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when they use strategy mixes that are not store based to reach consumers and complete transactions. ex. video kiosks, airport retailing
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discretionary income
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money left over after paying taxes and buying neccessities
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personality
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is the sum total of an individual's traits, which make that individual unique.
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outshopping
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out of hometown shopping. important for both local and surrounding retailers. ex. Canadians coming to outlets
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value
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from manufacturer, wholesaler, retailer: embodied by a series of activities and processes- a value chain- that provides a certain value for the consumer from customer: the perception the shopper has of a value chain.
Bricks And Mortar
Long Term Benefits
Principles Of Marketing
Problems And Issues
Producing Goods And Services
Strategic Planning Process
Intro. Business Chapter 4 – Flashcards 33 terms

Kolby Cobb
33 terms
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Intro. Business Chapter 4 – Flashcards
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Businesses can best meet their responsibility to society by: A. creating markets for domestic products. B. shifting the blame for product liability cases onto the legal system. C. supporting their preferred government officials. D. creating wealth for their stockholders.
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Creating wealth for their stockholders
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Ethical problems and issues of social responsibility are: A. unique to firms involved in global trade. B. unique to Canada. C. not unique to Canada. D. less important now than in the past.
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not unique to canada
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Top leaders in government and business today are: A. held to higher ethical standards than in the past. B. held to less strict moral standards than in the past. C. less interested in social responsibility than in the past. D. at odds with the general public in regard to ethical issues.
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held to higher ethical standards than the past
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Issues of social responsibility and ethical behaviour are: A. the result of greed found in capitalist countries. B. found primarily in countries with a low standard of living. C. a concern only of business professors. D. found in many different countries.
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found in many different countries
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All of the following are arguments in favor of social responsibility except A. businesses created many of the problems, so they should participate in finding solutions. B. businesses may lose their focus on profit-making. C. businesses that are socially responsible prevent more government regulation. D. the survival of a healthy economy depends on businesses being socially responsible. E. as members of society, businesses should do their fair share.
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Business may lose their focus on profit marking
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Which of the following is NOT a reason why Great Britain and Europe, during the mid-to-late 1700's, began the shift from one of a largely agricultural-based dependent society to that of a market transitioning towards a production-based model: A. population growth B. increase in trade and inventiveness C. environmental stewardship D. growing emphasis on wealth creation E. mercantilism backed by the rise of business systems
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Environmental stewardship
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What was a key factor in why Canadians use so much water, according to The Conference Board of Canada study? A. industrial usage B. agricultural usage C. a lack of water conservation practices D. deficient distribution system E. deficient water infrastructure system
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a lack of water conservation practices
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Which of the following is NOT a goal of sustainable business strategy? A. design and redesign business processes B. allow for increased wealth and enhanced competitive advantage C. incorporate the principles of human mankind D. incorporate resource protection and sustainability for the future E. incorporate protection and respect for water resources
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incorporate protection and respect for water resources
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According to statistics released by the Conference Board of Canada (2008), our country ranks 15th out of 16 (with 1 being the best) peer countries in terms of _________. A. environmental stewardship B. regulatory environmental compliance C. water conservation D. energy conservation E. deforestation
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Water conservation
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Which of the following is NOT a successful economic development ratings that goes beyond production and consumption indices and include additional measures? A. protection of our biosphere B. sustainable use of global resources C. production-based productivity indexes D. energy conservation E. environmental restoration
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Production based productivity indexes
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What was a key factor in why Canadians use so much water, according to The Conference Board of Canada study? A. industrial usage B. agricultural usage C. a lack of water conservation practices D. deficient distribution system E. deficient water infrastructure system
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A lack of water conversation practices
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What is The United Nations' (U.N.) current estimate for the population growth of our planet in 2050? A. 25% B. 50% C. 30% D. 36% E. 40%
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36%
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What is The United Nations' (U.N.) current estimate for the population of our planet in 2050? A. 6.8 billion B. 8.2 billion C. 9.2 billion D. 10.8 billion E. 15 billion
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9.2 billion
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What percentage cuts to carbon-based emissions are needed to significantly reverse the downward spiral associated with climate change? A. 25% B. 50% C. 75% D. 10% E. 100%
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50%
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Which of the following is NOT one of the five critical sustainability challenges? A. climate change B. pollution and health C. water depletion D. energy crunch E. resource depletion
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Water depletion
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According to the World Health Organization (WHO), approximately how many people live in areas which do not have access to clean and safe drinking water? A. 3.1 billion B. 2.1 billion C. 1.1 billion D. 0.5 billion E. 3.6 billion
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1.1 billion
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When working with international firms, Canadian businesses: A. tend to ignore the ethics of their international partners. B. expect socially responsible behaviour from their business partners. C. feel that their responsibility is limited to Canada. D. try to avoid judging our international business partners by Canadian standards.
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expect socially responsible behavior from their business partners
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Which of the following is NOT a critical trading practice that global market participants must agree to in order to achieve environmental sustainability? A. pay for the social costs of environmental degradation B.support and accept pricing policies which reflect the full cost of expenses incurred in order to achieve environmental sustainability C block the ability of market players from obtaining and leveraging a competitive advantage as a result of . effortstoavoidenvironmentalcosts D. a), b) and c) E. None of the above
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D) a,b, and c
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Which of the following is NOT one of the fundamental shifts in the thought process associated with waste according to The Resource Management model? A. resources are finite B. Waste disposal is an unavoidable cost C. resource efficiency can lead to lower overall costs in the long run D. Investments in reduce, reuse, recycle and recovery initiatives are yielding long-term cost savings E societal pressure, such as a company's waste reduction and waste prevention strategies, is becoming . closely linked to company image and brand reputation
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Waste disposal is an unavoidable cost
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Emissions Management is focused on our ability, across the globe, to achieve a position of ________. A. phase out of hazardous inputs B. zero global emissions C. attacking pollution at the source D. cut carbon-based emissions E. environmental sustainability
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zero global emissions
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Which of the following groups need NOT be involved to redefine the way in which we can achieve the required economic development which will result in an improvement in the standard of living for all global citizens while, at the same time, protect the planet which we call home? A. governments B. organizations C. businesses D. individuals E. None of the above
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E. none of the above
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________ refers to the tactical shifts required within our business operations in order to maximize the efficiency of our resource utilization and minimize or eliminate the resulting current degradation to the planet which such operations bring. A. Environmental sustainability standards B. Eco-Efficiency management C. Environmental sustainability challenge D. Resource management E. Emissions management
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Eco-efficiency management
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All else held equal, socially responsible firms: A. are viewed more favourably by consumers. B. enjoy significantly higher profits. C. often experience customer loyalty problems. D. fail to earn sufficient profits for their owners.
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Are viewed favorably by costumer
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Determining what is involved for a firm to be socially responsible: A. is easy. B. varies even among those who are interested in corporate responsibility. C. helps government officials develop appropriate legislation. D. varies from industry to industry.
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Varies even among those who are interested in corporate responsibility
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Corporate ___________ is the concern businesses have for the welfare of society. A. philanthropy B. responsibility C. policy D. social responsibility
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Social responsibility
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In addressing social responsibility, managers must consider their firms' relations with A. employees. B. owners. C. customers. D. the community. E. all of the answers are correct.
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All of the answers are correct
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Managers consider social responsibility A. on a weekly basis. B. on a daily basis. C. at annual planning meetings. D. during budget planning sessions. E. infrequently.
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On a daily basis
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A business's responsibilities to its owners and investors include A. protecting the owners' rights and investments. B. maintaining proper accounting procedures. C. providing all relevant information about current and projected performance of the firm. D. maximizing their investment in the firm. E. all of the answers are correct.
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all of the answers are correct
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___________, often driven by external groups and concerned citizens, has resulted in a greater awareness and understanding of the environmental challenge which we are now facing. A. Regulatory compliance B. Societal pressure C. Eco-management D. Environmental sustainability initiatives E. Environmental responsibilities
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Societal pressure
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Which of the following is NOT one of the long-term benefits that results from the integration of environmental sustainability practices into an organization's A. Pricing power B. Enhanced efficiencies C. Stronger recruitment positioning D. Customer retention E. Stronger employee base
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Stronger recruitment position
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The full emersion of environmental sustainability into the strategic planning process of an organization means integrating it throughout our _____, _______ and __________. A. principles; operations; environment B. culture; practices; processes C. management teams; operations; processes D. culture; operations; processes E. culture; operations; principles
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Culture, Operations, Process
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___________ means that businesses need to see environmental sustainability as an integral part of value creation and that this creation includes sustaining and enhancing the resources which we depend on well into the future. A. Regulatory compliance B. Societal pressure C. Eco-management D. Environmental sustainability initiatives E. Strategic integration
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Strategic integration
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For many businesses, environmental sustainability is focused which two short-term outcomes? A. Pricing power and Enhanced efficiencies B. Stronger recruitment positioning and Customer retention C. Stronger employee base and Strong environmental management D. New business options and Improved Corporate Image E. Improved Corporate Image and Regulatory Compliance
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Improved corporate image and regulatory compliance
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Information Systems
Mechanical Engineering
Product Design
Supply Chain
Multiple Choice DSCI 303 – Flashcards 85 terms

Maxim Beck
85 terms
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Multiple Choice DSCI 303 – Flashcards
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What are the two fundamental processes in all supply chains that are most affected by the Internet?
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B. Order fulfillment and order placement.
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If a factory has 100,000 units of materials in the system and if the average flow rate of the system is 5000 units per day, then according to Little's Law, the average throughput time is:
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B. 20 days
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The five measures of supply chain performance are:
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A. Cost, quality, flexibility, delivery, and time
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The four major decision responsibilities of operations management are:
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D. Process, capacity, quality, and inventory
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Which of the following is a way to improve the infrastructure in the supply chain?
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B. Setup time reduction
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In the process view of business, which of the following should be identified when defining the system?
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A. Inter-connected processes across functional areas
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An example of a prototype is:
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D. The original McDonald's restaurant
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Analysis of the flow of information:
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C. Should always accompany an analysis of materials flow
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A diamond symbol in a flowchart indicates:
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B. Decision
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The first step in process flow analysis is:
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D. To select an appropriate transformation process for analysis
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Which of the following is NOT a form of structural change of the supply chain?
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B. Creating cross-functional teams
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The four decision areas in operations management are:
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B. Process, quality, capacity, and inventory
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The master production schedule for Product A shows a need for 30 units, and Product B shows a need of 25 units. To manufacture a unit of Product A, three units of component C are required. To manufacture a unit of Product B, four units of component C are required. Determine the gross requirements for component C to complete production.
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B. 190.
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The parts explosion results in the following outputs:
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C. Purchase orders and shop orders
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Design for manufacturing involves:
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D. Both a and c
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Which of the following is NOT true about supply chain dynamics?
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C. The best way to improve the supply chain is to increase the total replenishment time and to feed back actual demand information to all levels.
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Which of the following is a form of infrastructure change?
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C. Changes in information systems
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Quality Function Deployment includes which of the following: (1) relative importance of customer attributes, (2) tolerance stack-up, (3) a comparison to the competitor's product, (4) engineering characteristics, (5) customer perceptions, (6) customer attributes, (7) variation around a target, (8) value analysis.
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B. 1, 3, 4, 5, 6
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Materials handling, transportation, and warehousing are elements of:
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A. Logistics
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Which of the following is NOT a prerequisite to process flowcharting?
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B. Identifying the manager overseeing the process
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Which of the following statements about Little's Law is NOT include?
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A. Little's Law cannot be applied to service operations
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The capacity of a process is determined by:
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A. The bottleneck
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A replenishment-based system derives orders from:
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B. Forecast or customer request
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Which of the following is NOT true of vertical integration?
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A. Leads to greater flexibility to changing technology.
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Successful MRP implementation requires:
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C. Management support, accurate data, and adequate computer support
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Which of the following statements is NOT true about process-flow analysis?
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C. Process flows must always be forward, and cannot 'loop back' to previous operations.
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The design and management of seamless, value-added processes across organizational boundaries to meet the real needs of the end customer is called:
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C. Supply chain management
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A comprehensive decision-making framework for operations includes:
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A. Consideration of other organizational functions
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Which of the following would NOT be changed due to process flow analysis?
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C. Job design
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Capacity decisions:
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A. Include staffing and scheduling
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Which of the following functions is responsible for the actual movement of goods and/or services across organizations?
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A. Logistics
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The supply chain extends from:
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D. Supplier to customer
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The gross requirements of a part in an MRP system are determined from:
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D. Planned order releases of the immediate parent item
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Supply chain management includes all of the following except:
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C. Advertising
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In MRP "scheduled receipts" are:
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D. Open orders not delivered yet
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One step in process flow analysis is to describe the existing process. If a new system is being developed, (there is no existing system):
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A. This step is simply omitted
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Why is operations management a more encompassing term than production management?
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B. Operations management refers to service as well as manufacturing organizations
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The market-pull view of new product innovation is to:
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B. Develop products that the company can sell, based on customer needs
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When marketing, engineering, and operations simultaneously develop a product, this approach is known as ________.
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C. Concurrent engineering
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The contemporary operations themes signify that:
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B. Every operation should be externally directed to meet the customers' requirements
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Planned lead times:
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A. Usually are longer than actual working times
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The three major functions of business organizations:
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C. Interface with each other
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Which of the following statements regarding business process reengineering (BPR) is NOT true?
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D. BPR is synonymous to the Total Quality Management approach of process improvement.
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Which of the following is NOT one of the four principles of process redesign?
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D. Automate the remaining steps in the process
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Which of the following is not a contemporary theme in operations?
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C. Quality Teams
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Approximately, what percentage of the American workforce works in service industries?
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C. 80%
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Which one of the following would not generally be classified as an input in a university system?
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D. Research
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_______ system uses requirements order philosophy, while _____ system uses replenishment order philosophy.
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B. MRP, order point
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In which phase of the new-product design process should considerations about tradeoffs among product cost, quality, and schedule be made?
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B. Product design
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A numerically controlled machining center has an average processing capacity of 5000 units per day. It receives an average of 3000 units of inventory from another machining center and it has to supply an average of 1000 units of finished goods to the packaging section. Assuming that the company incurs a significant cost for carrying finished goods supplied to the packaging section, the flow rate of the machining process is:
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C. 1000 units per day
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A Type II MRP system:
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B. Has feedback to control capacity
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A restaurant offers a "customer's choice" sandwich for which the customer specifies the bread, meat, cheese and topping he or she wants. There are three types of bread, three types of meat, three types of cheese and four types of topping. How many different sandwiches can the restaurant make?
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C. 108
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The three inputs for an MRP parts explosion are:
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A. Inventory, master schedule, and bill of materials
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Which of the following is NOT a specific measure of supply chain performance?
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C. Innovation
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The concept that a product should not only fit the market needs but have a technical advantage as well is known as the:
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C. Interfunctional view to new-product introduction
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An MRP system is designed to deal with:
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A. Lumpy demand
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Which of the following is NOT a type of e-procurement?
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D. B2B marketplaces
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A requirements-based system derives orders from:
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D. Master schedule
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Order placement via the Internet does NOT include:
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D. Use of an ERP system to schedule production
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Which type of MRP system is used as an information system to plan and control inventories and capacities?
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B. Type II
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Which of the following is true about MRP Systems?
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D. Objective is to meet manufacturing needs
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A productive systems approach:
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B. Must provide feedback information for control of process inputs and technology
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The flow of materials from upstream nodes into a firm is called:
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A. Physical supply
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All of the following help to handle uncertainty when operating an MRP system EXCEPT:
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D. Back-up suppliers
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End item A requires three component parts: B, C, and D. The bill of materials indicates that for each completed A, one unit of B, 2 units of C, and 1 unit of D are required. Current inventory for the four items is as follows: There are 18 As, 40 Bs, 50 Cs and 35 Ds in stock. If the lead time for all items is one week and there are no scheduled receipts for any item, how many units of product A can be delivered to customers at the start of next week (week 2)?
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D. 43
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The three primary functions that exist in most business organizations are:
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D. Operations, finance, and marketing
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Which of the following is not in the process category of the operations decision framework?
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D. Product or service inspection
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The average cash-to-cash cycle is defined as:
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Days in inventory + Days in account receivable - Days in accounts payable
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Which of the following most closely describes net material requirements in an MRP system?
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B. Gross requirements - (on-hand + scheduled receipts)
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Bills of materials are kept current with changes using:
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B. Engineering change order systems
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Cycle counting:
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A. Is counting a fraction of inventory each day
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Quality Function Deployment:
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A. Links customer requirements to technical specifications
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Safety stock in an MRP system:
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B. Is used to provide flexibility to meet changing customer requirements
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Modular design involves:
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C. Dividing the products into their similar components
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The bill of materials:
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Is a list of all materials required to produce a part
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Which of the following statements is NOT true regarding supply chain operations?
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With perfect information at all levels of the supply chain, there will not be a bullwhip effect.
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Which of the following is NOT part of the new-product development process?
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C. Development of the marketing strategy
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If I denotes the average inventory in the system, T denotes the average throughput time, and R denotes the average flow rate of the system, then by Little's Law:
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D. R = I/T
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Process design:
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D. Should occur at the same time as product design
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Three typical misalignments between product design and operations are:
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A. Technology, reward systems, and infrastructure
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The essence of operations management can be described by:
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B. Decisions, function, and process
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of changes in structure?
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C. Lead to changes in information systems.
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Value analysis:
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C. Both a and b
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Which system specifies the output of the operations function?
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C. Master scheduling
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What does a square or rectangle symbol indicate in a flowchart?
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A. Operation