When Investment in Technology Occurs a Rate Necessary to Sustain

question 12

Multiple Choice

When investment in technology occurs a rate necessary to sustain business growth, this is an example of:

• A) establishing investment boundaries.
• B) outlining the role of technology for the organization.
• C) reinforcing the role of standards.
• D) lowering the cost of development and maintenance.
• E) establishing expectations.

Understand the role of technology and policy in shaping the modern work environment and employee relations.

Understand and apply straight-line depreciation to project evaluation.

Analyze and calculate the simple rate of return on investments.

Utilize discount factors and the total cost approach for capital budgeting analysis.

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Definitions:

Isometric

A method of graphical representation allowing three-dimensional objects to be displayed in two dimensions, where the axes are equally inclined to the plane of projection.

Screwed

A term referring to a fastening method where a screw is turned into threads cut into materials to hold objects together.

Welded

The process of joining materials, usually metals or thermoplastics, by causing coalescence through heat, pressure, or both.

Outside Diameter

The outside diameter is the longest distance across the outer surface of a round object or pipe, measured from one point on the edge, through the center, to the opposite edge.