When comparing alternative methods for making information systems identification and selection decisions, top management's selection decisions often involve a small system size and have a cross-functional focus.

a. true

b. false

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Julian Mcgee

Computers & Technology

24 March, 02:43

When comparing alternative methods for making information systems identification and selection decisions, top management's selection decisions often involve a small system size and have a cross-functional focus.

a. true

b. false

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Jeffrey Adams · Answer 1

Answer: b) False

Explanation:

Alternative method that is used for information system consisting of prototyping, outsourcing, end-user development mechanism, system life cycle etc for building a system.

These process consist of focusing on user requirement, using high level programming languages, development of prototype, creation of package, database etc instead of cross-sectional phase, selection decisions, top management option etc. Therefore, the correct option is option (b) as the statement is false.

When comparing alternative methods for making information systems identification and selection decisions, top management's selection decisions often involve a small system size and have a cross-functional focus.a. trueb. false

When comparing alternative methods for making information systems identification and selection decisions, top management's selection decisions often involve a small system size and have a cross-functional focus.

a. true

b. false