The Three Activities in an Information System That Produce the Information

question 92

Multiple Choice

The three activities in an information system that produce the information organizations use to control operations are:

• A) information, research, and analysis.
• B) input, output, and feedback.
• C) input, processing, and output.
• D) data analysis, processing, and feedback.
• E) information, data, and processing.

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Definitions:

Framing Change

Refers to the process of strategically shaping the way change is presented or communicated to ensure it is perceived positively or accepted by stakeholders.

Transformational Change

Significant, radical change that fundamentally alters the culture, core values, and operations of an organization.

Coercive Change

A strategy of implementing change through the use of pressures or threats, often resulting in resistance from those affected.

Radical Change

Transformative, significant alterations to the structure, strategies, or operations of an organization that fundamentally redefine its nature.