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• Auction  + (E-commerce auctions match buyers and sellers by using an e-commerce version of a standard auction. This e-commerce application enables the auction company to offer goods for sale and to support a competitive-bidding process. Example is eBay)
• E-Commerce  + (E-commerce is the buying and selling of goods and services over public and private computer networks.)
• Egocentric Thinking  + (Egocentric thinking is self centered where the person thinks s/he is right and everyone else is wrong)
• Electronic Exchange  + (Electronic exchange is a type of clearingh … Electronic exchange is a type of clearinghouse that matches buyers and sellers, the business process is similar to that of a stock exchange. Sellers offer goods at a given price through the electronic exchange, and buyers make offers to purchase over the same exchange. Price matches result in transactions from which the exchange takes a commission.rom which the exchange takes a commission.)
• Empathetic Thinking  + (Empathetic thinking is when one perceives his/her opinion as one possible interpretation and takes time to learn what others are thinking and to understand the problem domain as a system)
• Enterprise 2.0  + (Enterprise 2.0 is the application of Web 2.0 technologies, collaboration systems, social networking, and related technologies to facilitate the cooperative work of intellectual workers in organizations.)
• Enterprise DBMS  + (Enterprise DBMS processes large organizational and work-group databases, it supports many users (thousands plus). Examples are DB2, SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL)
• Enterprise Application Integration (EAI)  + (Enterprise application integration is a su … Enterprise application integration is a suite of software applications that integrates existing systems by providing layers of software that connect applications together. EAI does the following:</br>- It connects system "islands" via a new layer of software/system</br>- It enables existing applications to communicate and share data</br>- It provides integrated information</br>- It leverages existing systems, leaving functional applications as is, but providing an integration layer over the top</br>- It enables a gradual move to ERPthe top - It enables a gradual move to ERP)
• Enterprise Information System  + (Enterprise information systems are information systems that span an organization and support activities in multiple departments. These normally have hundreds to thousands of users.)
• Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)  + (Enterprise resource planning is a suite of … Enterprise resource planning is a suite of applications, a database, and a set of inherent processes for consolidating business operations into a single, consistent, computing platform. ERP includes the functions of CRM, but also incorporates accounting, manufacturing, inventory, and human resources applications.ventory, and human resources applications.)
• Entry Barriers  + (Entry barriers make it difficult and expen … Entry barriers make it difficult and expensive for new competition to enter an existing market. Entry barriers also determine how easily a firm can enter an industry. Entry barriers are often one of the most significant predictors of industry profitability.cant predictors of industry profitability.)
• Experimentation  + (Experimentation is the ability to make reasoned analysis of an opportunity; developing and evaluating possible solutions.)
• Expert Systems  + (Expert systems encapsulate the knowledge of human experts in the form of If/Then rules)
• INFO200 Final  + (Final)
• ACCT210 Final  + (Final Exam)
• ACCT215 Final Examination  + (Final Examination)
• Functional Information System  + (Functional information system is a workgroup information system that supports a particular business function.)
• Functional Process  + (Functional processes are business processes that support a single organizational function. Examples are the accounts payable business process, the sales lead-tracking business process, and the customer support business process.)
• GIS Application  + (GIS application is a computer program that manages geospatial data)
• Geocoding  + (Geocoding is the process of converting location identifiers (addresses and legal descriptions for buildings, latitude and longitude for natural features, census tract for population characteristics) to a common scheme to be placed on maps)
• Geographic Coordinates System  + (Geographic coordinates are based on latitude and longitude; zero latitude is the equator, the North Pole is 90 degrees north latitude and the South Pole is 90 degrees south latitude.)
• Geographic Coordinates  + (Geographic coordinates are based on latitude and longitude; zero latitude is the equator, the North Pole is 90 degrees north latitude and the South Pole is 90 degrees south latitude.)
• Geospatial Data  + (Geospatial data is data that can be ordered in reference to the earth)
• Group Case Study  + (Group Case Study)
• Group Project  + (Group Project)

• ACCT210 Homework Attendance and Participation  + (Homework, Attendance and Participation)

• Business Strategy  + (How an organization expects to achieve its missions and goals.)
• Human Capital  + (Human capital is the investment in human knowledge and skills for future profit)
• Human Resources Application  + (Human resources applications support recruitment, compensation, assessment, development and training, and planning.)
• Unstructured Process  + (In an unstructured process, the hardware and software components of the information system can produce accurate data, but the quality of the resulting information is determined by people and the procedures they use to interpret that data)
• Push-Pull Manufacturing Process  + (In push-pull manufacturing, the company creates an MPS and plans manufacturing accordingly, but it uses kanban-like signals to modify schedule.)
• INFO200 B-LG4: Teamwork  + (In this course, students are expected to work effectively in groups on assignments and projects.)
• ACCT215 B-LG2: Decision Making  + (In this course, students will recognize an … In this course, students will recognize and describe analytical-quantitative approaches to business and managerial decision-making situations. They will also demonstrate competency in the application of these analytical-quantitative approaches. They will also be encouraged to consider the qualitative aspects of the decision.r the qualitative aspects of the decision.)
• ACCT210 B-LG2: Decision Making  + (In this course, students will recognize an … In this course, students will recognize and describe analytical quantitative approaches to business and decision-making situations, through the use of financial ratios and application of alternative accounting principles. They will also demonstrate competency in their application.monstrate competency in their application.)
• INFO200 BLG2: Decision Making  + (In this course, students will work with IT/IS concepts and principles within a context of competing influences within organizations.)
• INFO200 B-LG3: Ethics  + (In this course, students will work with principles/rules/codes of conduct and situational variables in the context of information technology.)
• INFO200 B-LG6: Global Business Environment  + (In this course, the student is exposed to information systems that are used globally.)
• INFO200 B-LG5: Communication  + (In this course, the student will demonstra … In this course, the student will demonstrate effective and efficient communication skills through reports, papers (writing), presentations, and interaction through a learning management system commensurate with expectations from a junior-level undergraduate student.from a junior-level undergraduate student.)
• FINA210 B-LG4: Teamwork  + (In this course, the student will demonstrate appropriate teamwork behavior in a group case analysis exercise.)
• Individual Case Study  + (Individual Case Study)
• Industry-Specific Solutions  + (Industry-specific solutions are ERP solutions with implementations specific to the corresponding industries)
• Information  + (Information is knowledge derived from data, where data is defined as recorded facts or figures. Information is data processed by summing, ordering, averaging, grouping, comparing, or other similar operations.)
• Information Silos  + (Information silos is a condition that exists when data are isolated in separated information systems.)
• Information Technology  + (Information technology (IT) deals with Products, Methods, Inventions and Standards. IT=hardware + software + data. With respect to IS, IS = IT + Procedures+People)
• Inherent Process  + (Inherent processes are predesigned procedures for using software products, they save organizations from expensive and time-consuming business process reengineering and are based on industry best practices.)
• Interenterprise Information System  + (Interenterprise information systems are in … Interenterprise information systems are information systems that are shared by two or more independent organizations. Such systems typically involve thousands of users, and solutions to problems require cooperation among different, usually independently owned, organizations.sually independently owned, organizations.)
• Interorganizational IS  + (Interorganizational IS are information systems used between or among organizations that are independently owned and managed.)
• Inventory Application  + (Inventory applications support inventory control, management, and policy. They track goods and materials into, out of, and between inventories and use UPC bar codes and RFID tags)
• Inventory Management Application  + (Inventory management applications use past … Inventory management applications use past data to compute stocking levels, reorder levels, and reorder quantities in accordance with inventory policy. They also have features for assisting inventory counts and for computing inventory losses from those counts and from inventory-processing data counts and from inventory-processing data)
• Islands of Automation  + (Islands of automations is another term for information silo; it means groups of information systems that operate in isolation from one another)
• Knowledge Management (KM) System  + (Knowledge management (KM) systems create v … Knowledge management (KM) systems create value from intellectual capital by collecting and sharing human knowledge of products, product uses, best practices, and other critical knowledge with employees, managers, customers, suppliers, and others who need itstomers, suppliers, and others who need it)