BADM 7050 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS - 100%
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A clear vision of a company's goals and the means by which it hopes to achieve
them
Strategy for Business
The structure of the organization and the decisions it makes on the definition,
configuration, coordination, and management of its work processes
Strategy for Organizations
The strategy the company employs to deliver IS and services
IS Approach
The balance between organizational strategy, IS strategy, and business strategy;
the state in which a company's present and future business strategy is supported
and enabled but unrestricted by technology.
Alignment
a commercial tactic where companies look for new markets where they can
control the "water." In other words, they join a market or marketplaces where
the objective is to render the rival irrelevant rather than to outperform it.
The Blue Ocean Approach
A business strategy in which the company strives to be the market's lowest-cost
producer
Leadership in Cost
,A business strategy in which the company defines its goods or services to make
them stand out in the marketplace
Strategy of Differentiation
A business strategy that aims to provide distinctive, integrated business
capabilities in methods that are responsive to continuously shifting market
conditions. It is inspired by the potential of strong, easily accessible digital
technologies (such as social media, analytics, cloud, and Internet of Things).
Digital Approach
The speed and aggressiveness of actions and countermoves in any particular
market create an atmosphere where advantages are swiftly won and lost,
according to a thesis regarding industries and marketplaces.
Excessive rivalry
The structure that links organizational systems strategy, information system
strategy, and business strategy
Triangle of Information Systems Strategy
Decision makers employ organizational, control, and cultural factors to bring
about changes inside their organizations.
Levers in Management
obtaining a competitive edge in the markets and businesses that exist today
The Red Ocean Approach
a strategy outlining how the company would use social IT to interact, work
together, and develop. The social business strategy encompasses a vision of
how the company would function if social and collaborative capabilities were
seamlessly and fully integrated throughout the business model. It is in line with
the organization strategy and IS strategy.
Strategy for Social Business
, Information, technology, personnel, and organizational procedures. Information
resources can be classified as either capabilities or assets.
Resources and Information consist of:
IT resources. Technical skills, IT management skills, and connection skills are
the three main types of IT competencies.
Information repositories and IT infrastructure
an understanding of the numerous connections that impact information and
competitive company strategies.
Using IS to gain a competitive edge necessitates:
The ____ suggests that the reality of the business situation is influenced by
more than simply local competition. General managers can use information
resources to lessen the impact of these forces on the company by analyzing the
__________ threat of new entrants, buyers' bargaining power, suppliers'
bargaining power, industry competitors, and threat of substitute products from
both a business and an IS view.
Model of Five Competitive Forces
The ________ demonstrates how IS enhances a company's internal operations'
primary and supporting activities, as well as the activities of its clients and other
supply chain participants.
Chain of Value
The ______ aids a company in comprehending the value produced by its
approach. _____ uses a company's information resources to sustain that
competitive advantage. A company's resources allow it to gain and maintain a
competitive advantage.
View Based on Resources (RBV)
are coalitions of strategic partners that collaborate to provide products and
services.
Ecosystem of Business
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A clear vision of a company's goals and the means by which it hopes to achieve
them
Strategy for Business
The structure of the organization and the decisions it makes on the definition,
configuration, coordination, and management of its work processes
Strategy for Organizations
The strategy the company employs to deliver IS and services
IS Approach
The balance between organizational strategy, IS strategy, and business strategy;
the state in which a company's present and future business strategy is supported
and enabled but unrestricted by technology.
Alignment
a commercial tactic where companies look for new markets where they can
control the "water." In other words, they join a market or marketplaces where
the objective is to render the rival irrelevant rather than to outperform it.
The Blue Ocean Approach
A business strategy in which the company strives to be the market's lowest-cost
producer
Leadership in Cost
,A business strategy in which the company defines its goods or services to make
them stand out in the marketplace
Strategy of Differentiation
A business strategy that aims to provide distinctive, integrated business
capabilities in methods that are responsive to continuously shifting market
conditions. It is inspired by the potential of strong, easily accessible digital
technologies (such as social media, analytics, cloud, and Internet of Things).
Digital Approach
The speed and aggressiveness of actions and countermoves in any particular
market create an atmosphere where advantages are swiftly won and lost,
according to a thesis regarding industries and marketplaces.
Excessive rivalry
The structure that links organizational systems strategy, information system
strategy, and business strategy
Triangle of Information Systems Strategy
Decision makers employ organizational, control, and cultural factors to bring
about changes inside their organizations.
Levers in Management
obtaining a competitive edge in the markets and businesses that exist today
The Red Ocean Approach
a strategy outlining how the company would use social IT to interact, work
together, and develop. The social business strategy encompasses a vision of
how the company would function if social and collaborative capabilities were
seamlessly and fully integrated throughout the business model. It is in line with
the organization strategy and IS strategy.
Strategy for Social Business
, Information, technology, personnel, and organizational procedures. Information
resources can be classified as either capabilities or assets.
Resources and Information consist of:
IT resources. Technical skills, IT management skills, and connection skills are
the three main types of IT competencies.
Information repositories and IT infrastructure
an understanding of the numerous connections that impact information and
competitive company strategies.
Using IS to gain a competitive edge necessitates:
The ____ suggests that the reality of the business situation is influenced by
more than simply local competition. General managers can use information
resources to lessen the impact of these forces on the company by analyzing the
__________ threat of new entrants, buyers' bargaining power, suppliers'
bargaining power, industry competitors, and threat of substitute products from
both a business and an IS view.
Model of Five Competitive Forces
The ________ demonstrates how IS enhances a company's internal operations'
primary and supporting activities, as well as the activities of its clients and other
supply chain participants.
Chain of Value
The ______ aids a company in comprehending the value produced by its
approach. _____ uses a company's information resources to sustain that
competitive advantage. A company's resources allow it to gain and maintain a
competitive advantage.
View Based on Resources (RBV)
are coalitions of strategic partners that collaborate to provide products and
services.
Ecosystem of Business
