The Goal of an Executive Information System (EIS) Is To

question 8

Multiple Choice

The goal of an executive information system (EIS) is to:

• A) replace the need for intuition in decision making
• B) create a link among authorized data and network users
• C) protect organizational data from hackers
• D) provide accurate, complete, relevant, and timely information to managers
• E) do none of these

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