A Problem with Traditional Computerization of Operations Is That

question 159

Multiple Choice

A problem with traditional computerization of operations is that

• A)functional areas such as marketing and production created systems to meet their own needs without considering the needs of other areas.
• B)they often result in efficient crossover between multiple systems.
• C)functional areas such as production created its own system to meet its own needs without considering the needs of other areas.
• D)they often cause companies to stockpile inventory and not focus on the supply chain.

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Definitions:

Inner Ear

The innermost part of the ear, containing the cochlea, vestibule, and semicircular canals, which is essential for hearing and balance.

Frequency Theory

A theory explaining the perception of pitch that asserts neurons fire at the same rate as the frequency of an auditory stimulus.

Basilar Membrane

A key structure in the cochlea of the inner ear, which plays a crucial role in converting sound vibrations into neural signals.

Pitch Determination

The process of identifying the frequency of a sound, which dictates how high or low it appears to a listener.