Enterprise Systems, Such as ERP, Solve the Problems of Data

question 9

Multiple Choice

Enterprise systems, such as ERP, solve the problems of data isolation by integrating data into a database that provides a comprehensive and organization-wide view. This would require ________.

• A) all processes to be located in the same geographical place
• B) the company to standardize on a single language
• C) backshoring processes to the home country
• D) the company to customize its product offerings

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Definitions:

Operating Principles

Fundamental guidelines or rules that are used to steer an organization's decisions and actions.

Managing Expectations

The practice of setting and communicating realistic forecasts to prevent disappointment or dissatisfaction.

Occurrence of Conflicts

Refers to situations where disagreements or disputes arise among individuals or groups, often leading to a negative impact if not managed appropriately.

Human Relations View

A perspective in management and organizational theory that emphasizes the importance of interpersonal relationships, employee needs, and social factors in the workplace.