REE SAVANNAH STATE UNIVERSITY 6. The decision making process.. a) Is made using

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REE SAVANNAH STATE UNIVERSITY 6. The decision making process.. a) Is made using gut instinct and tea-leaves b) Is supported by information technologies c) Happens at all levels of the organization d) Is supported by Information Technologies at all levels of the organization 7. In using Information Technology, organizations will face a) Ethical issues b) Criminal issues and Security issues c) Security issues and Ethical issues d) Criminal, Ethical and Security Issues 8. We are concerned with emerging information technologies because a) We like to have coolest gadgets that are available b) We need to exploit them better than our competitor c) We can brag that we have the latest technology d) The latest technology makes work super easy Using a team can create a model of a company's a) BPMN; new innovations b) Requirements Analysis current processes c) Systems Analysis; new processes d) BPMN current processes is a network of activities for accomplishing a business function. a) process capital b) task force c) business portfolio d) business process In the___ _., the specific tasks that need to be accomplished as part of a business process, and are done by a certain actor are known as 11. a) swim-lane; decisions b) bike-lane; activities c) swim-lane; activities d) bike-lane; decisions 12. The following are symbols for: a) decisions &activities; b) activities & roles c) data repositories&decisions; d) data repositories&activities;

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6) C option

Making decisions in a company or organization happens at all levels. A manager of a business shouldn’t assume he’s right in every decision he has to make. In that regard, different types of decision-making should be taken depending on the situation at hand.

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