The Best Way to Describe the Difference Between a Transaction-Processing

question 92

Multiple Choice

The best way to describe the difference between a transaction-processing system and an operations information system is that a transaction-processing system processes routine transactions, whereas an operations information system provides

• A)large amounts of data that can then be compiled in a meaningful format.
• B)information managers can use in nonroutine decision-making and other kinds of tasks.
• C)organizations with the ability to track various functions and divisions in real time.
• D)models that help managers make better nonprogrammed decisions.

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Definitions:

Physical Medium

A material substance used to store and transmit information in physical form, such as paper, optical discs, or magnetic tapes.

Information

Data that has been processed or organized in a manner that adds context and understanding to the reader or viewer.

Point

In computing, it typically refers to a unit of measure used in graphic and text display, or the cursor position controlled by input devices.

Inch

A unit of length in the imperial and US customary systems, equal to 1/12 of a foot or 2.54 centimeters.