In the Business World, Important IT Decisions Are Too Often

question 28

True/False

In the business world, important IT decisions are too often left to the technical experts; general business managers must assume greater responsibility for these decisions.

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Definitions:

Routine Response Behavior

Consumer behavior characterized by frequent, habitual purchases where little thought, search, or comparison is involved.

Limited Problem Solving

A decision-making approach used by consumers when purchasing products that involve a moderate level of engagement and research.

Low-involvement Purchase

A buying decision that is made with minimal research and consideration due to the low cost or risk involved in the purchase.

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A brand of bicycles and cycling products known for innovation and quality in the cycling industry.