A) Source documents and keying
B) Bar codes and point of sale
C) Electronic data interchange and e-business
D) Calculations, classification, and summarization.
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A) There are fewer programmers available to support and maintain legacy systems.
B) They contain invaluable historical data that may be difficult to integrate into newer systems.
C) Hardware or hardware parts may be unavailable for legacy systems.
D) It can be difficult to integrate various legacy systems into an integrated whole.
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A) Source Documents, Journals, Ledgers, Reports
B) Journals, Source Documents, Ledgers, Reports
C) Source Documents, Ledgers, Journals, Reports
D) Ledgers, Reports, Journals, Source Documents
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A) Small Segment
B) Midmarket Segment
C) Beginning ERP Segment
D) Tier 1 ERP Segment
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A) Journals
B) Ledgers
C) Source Documents
D) Trial Balance
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A) Attribute
B) Relationship
C) Entity
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A) Systems flowchart
B) Process map
C) Data flow diagram
D) Entity relationship diagram
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A) The system often supports unique business processes not inherent in generic accounting
B) The system is complicated and takes time to learn and understand
C) The system focuses on source documents, journals, and ledgers.
D) The system is cheap to maintain.
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A) Accounting information system
B) Business process
C) Business transaction
D) Financial statement
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A) Accounting information system
B) Management information system.
C) System of business processes.
D) Client-server system.
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A) PC clients perform as “smart†terminals that can accomplish some share of the process tasks.
B) The server is housed at the client†location and is maintained by the client.
C) The client PC works with the entire database, whereas the server works with only a portion of the client data.
D) Each of the parts - the client PC and the server - work separately and are viewed separately by the users.
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A) Midmarket Segment
B) Tier 2 ERP Segment
C) Tier 1: ERP Segment
D) Integrated Systems Segment
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A) Attribute
B) Relationship
C) Entity
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A) Fixed Asset Journal
B) Cash Receipts Journal
C) Purchases Journal
D) Payroll Journal
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A) Real-time processing
B) Online processing
C) Batch processing
D) Sequential processing
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A) Often support unique business processes not inherent in generic accounting software.
B) May not easily run on new hardware.
C) Contain invaluable historical data.
D) Existing personnel are already trained to use the system.
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A) Instructor, Floridian Flight Inc., Pilot Trainee
B) Instructor, Floridian Flight Inc., Course, Enrollment, Class
C) Floridian Flight Inc., Enrollment, Course, Class, Pilot Trainee
D) Instructor, Course, Enrollment, Class, Pilot Trainee
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A) Enterprise application integration
B) Client-server interface
C) Screen scrapers
D) Complete integration
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A) It has a well-defined beginning and end.
B) Usually takes a long-period of time to complete.
C) Occur so that the organization may serve its customers.
D) Is initiated by a particular kind of event.
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A) Processing can take longer than normal if the master files are large.
B) Adding or deleting records takes a considerable amount of time.
C) The single database that is shared is more susceptible to unauthorized access.
D) Data duplication is likely because each process uses its own master file.
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