Anything External to an Organization's Boundaries Is Considered to Be

question 56

Multiple Choice

Anything external to an organization's boundaries is considered to be:

• A) of little importance.
• B) an environment.
• C) an enterprise resource system.
• D) an associative entity.

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Definitions:

Basic Assumption

A fundamental belief or principle that is accepted as true without proof.

Commercial Impracticability

A defense in contract law that can release parties from their obligations if an unforeseen event makes the fulfillment of the contract unreasonably difficult or expensive.

Code

A system of principles or rules designed to regulate practices and conduct within a particular activity or sphere.

Restatement

A rephrasing or clarification of a statement or document, often used to clarify legal principles or statutes.