The central method used in a scoring model is to
A) inventory all of the organization's information systems projects and assets.
B) perform a weighted comparison of the criteria used to evaluate a system.
C) survey a large sample of managers on their objectives, decision-making process, and uses and needs for data and information.
D) interview a small number of top managers to identify their goals and criteria for achieving success.
E) calculate the return on investment for each system, and choose the system with the best return.
B
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A. total return B. least return C. minimum return D. equity minimum
Damien, project manager for Telmax Construction, reprimanded his superintendent, "Todd, I'm going to have to write you up for not properly securing yourself on that elevated work site. I've written up others, and the crew will be watching to see what I will do." Todd replied, "C'mon, Damien! I've been up there dozens of times, and we're on a tight schedule. There's no time to fool with every safety procedure." In writing up Todd as he did other employees, Damien was implementing
A. instrumentality. B. negative reinforcement. C. expectancy. D. extinction. E. procedural justice.
Which of the following is an input to the master production schedule?
A. Peg reports B. Exception reports C. Prototype products from product development D. Aggregate component schedule E. Forecasts of random demand from customers
If the liabilities of a company increased $76,000 during a period of time and equity in the company decreased $20,000 during the same period, what was the effect on the assets?
A. Assets would have decreased $56,000. B. Assets would have increased $56,000. C. Assets would have decreased $96,000. D. Assets would have increased $96,000. E. None of the above.