66. The system requirements model (system design) defines ...
67. Monitoring and control of risks is:
68. Class systems are focused on processing routine operations of strictly formalized data ...
69. At a consumer company of information systems, an IT manager:
70. At a company-consumer of information systems, IT-manager:
71. At the stage of analyzing IP requirements ...
72. The reliability of IP is:
73. The most perfect approach to enterprise automation is ...
74. Most clearly identified, formalized and measurable ...
75. The least successful approach to enterprise automation is ...
76. The customizability of IS for changes in internal business processes and external environment is:
77. It is not true that in a single information space of an enterprise ...
78. It is not true that the structure of enterprise management functions includes ...
79. It is not true that the cost of owning IP includes ...
80. It is not true that the final documentation on the analysis of information systems (IS) in the enterprise contains ...
81. It is not true that the conceptual model of an economic information system (EIS) of an enterprise includes ...
82. It is not true that there are ... risks in IP implementation
83. It is not true that the development of the information field and the improvement of the quality of management decisions is promoted by ...
84. It is not true that the enterprise activity management system, implemented on the basis of an information system, allows ...
85. It is not true that the creation of an integrated information environment includes requirements ...
86. The negative side of ERP systems implementation is ...
87. The need to create a team, or to detach from the work of the current IT staff arises ...
88. Supporting IT is:
89. Supporting IT:
90. The general requirements for IP are:
91. The object of management is:
92. The object of management of the automated enterprise management system (ACS) is ...
93. The object of management in information management is
94. One of the main tasks of enterprise information systems is ...
95. The provision of services for the maintenance of IP (new versions of IP, hotline, ambulance, etc.) is:
96. Operational planning of information systems (IS) is the activity of an IT manager for ...
97. Operational planning of information systems (IS) is the activity of an IT manager for ...
98. Determining strategic goals, and then - assessing the effectiveness of their activities in relation to these goals and manage the process of achieving goals, the system allows enterprises ...
99. Organizational risk is ...
100. The main stages of the IP life cycle are:
101. A feature of automation in areas is ...
102. IP openness is:
103. IP planning is ...
104. Risk response planning is:
105. According to the purpose and nature of use, information technologies are divided into ...
106. According to the application in the subject area, information technologies are divided into ...
107. By the way of combining it is possible to distinguish ... information technologies
108. By the way of organizing interaction, one can distinguish ... information technologies
109. Information technologies are distinguished by the nature of interaction with the user ...
110. Supporting IP is ...
111. The positive side of ERP systems implementation is ...
112. The positive side of ERP systems implementation is ...
113. Full automation is ...
114. The need for the finalization of the IP arises when ...
115. Subject technology is:
116. The advantage of purchasing off-the-shelf IP is ...
117. Transform passive corporate information into sources of reliable information that determine the results of the firm´s activities should ...
118. The reason for the emergence of IT risks are ...
119. The IT project risk management process excludes ...
120. The work of IP in real time is ...
121. Developed help:
122. Development of plans for the development of information systems for