Information Systems for Decision-Making

Which of the following best describes a programmed decision?

• Requires judgment and creativity

• Made using standard procedures

• Unique and unstructured

• Takes a long time to make

A non-programmed decision is usually:

• Based on a routine

• Low risk

• Structured

• Unique and requires judgement

Which of the following is an example of a programmed decision?

• Creating a new marketing campaign

• Handling a crisis in product safety

• Re-ordering office supplies

• Designing a new product line

Which of the following types of decisions typically involves the highest risk?

• Routine decisions

• Programmed decisions

• Non-programmed decisions

• Repetitive decisions

Which type of decision-making is supported by structured reports and routine data?

• Non-programmed

• Executive

• Programmed

• Strategic

Which system supports tactical decision-making using internal data and regular reports?

• MIS

• ESS

• DSS

• GDSS

Which system provides dashboards for top-level management?

• MIS

• DSS

• ESS

• GDSS

Which system is typically used for strategic decision-making?

• MIS

• ESS

• TPS

• GDSS

What does DSS stand for?

• Digital System Storage

• Decision Support System

• Data Service System

• Data Sharing Service

A system that helps a marketing team test a product launch scenario is a:

• MIS

• ESS

• TPS

• DSS