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WorksheetsISC 326-350
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
A host-based intrusion detection system (IDS):
a)
Resides on the server that is being monitored where it can detect whether critical or security-related files have been tampered with or whether a user has attempted to access files that he or she is not authorized to use.
b)
Uses rules to analyze suspicious activity at the perimeter of a network or at key locations in the network.
c)
Can perform certain actions when an attack occurs, such as terminating network connections based on security policies.
d)
Consists of information system resources—firewalls, routers, Web servers, database servers, and files that look like production systems, but do no real work.
2.
Factors that come into play in determining whether a particular method of e-payment achieves critical mass include all of the following EXCEPT:
a)
hardware and software independence.
b)
full traceability of the buyers.
c)
the degree of security of the transfer.
d)
interoperability with other enterprise systems and applications.
3.
A card that draws the payment amount directly from the user's checking account is called a(n):
a)
e-payment car
b)
credit car
c)
charge card
d)
debit card
4.
The process of determining whether a card is active and whether the customer has sufficient funds for the purchase is called:
a)
approval.
b)
settlement.
c)
procurement.
d)
authorization.
5.
The transfer of money from the buyer's to the seller's account is called:
a)
approval.
b)
settlement.
c)
procurement.
d)
authorization.
6.
"are financial institutions that provides a customer with a payment
card."
a)
Credit card associations
b)
Issuing banks
c)
Payment processing services
d)
Acquiring banks
7.
"provide connectivity among merchants, customers, and financial
networks enabling authorization and payments is called the:"
a)
Credit card associations
b)
Issuing banks
c)
Payment processing services
d)
Acquiring banks
8.
Each of the following are ways to pay bills over the Internet EXCEPT:
a)
online banking.
b)
biller direct.
c)
customer service provider.
d)
bill consolidator.
9.
From the perspective of the billing firm, all of the following are advantages of e-billing EXCEPT:
a)
opportunity for targeted advertising.
b)
reduced processing expense.
c)
universal availability.
d)
improved customer service.
10.
From the perspective of the customer, all of the following are advantages of e-billing EXCEPT:
a)
greater security than other types of payments.
b)
lower costs.
c)
simplifies and centralizes payment processing.
d)
makes record keeping easier.
11.
Characteristics of 13213 payments include all of the following EXCEPT:
a)
They are much larger than payments by individuals.
b)
They are significantly more complex than payments by individuals.
c)
They require less rigor and security than 132C payments.
d)
They are more likely to involve disputes that require significant rework to resolve.
12.
B2B payments are part of a much larger financial supply chain that includes all of the following EXCEPT:
a)
procurement.
b)
financial reporting.
c)
contract administration.
d)
payment authorization.
13.
In financial supply chain management, the goal is to optimize all of the following EXCEPT:
a)
accounts payable
b)
accounts receivable
c)
financial risks
d)
the physical supply chain
14.
"Unlike the physical supply chain, characterize the financial supply
chains of most companies."
a)
inefficiencies
b)
efficiencies
c)
greater accuracy
d)
transparency
15.
The vast majority of B2B payments are:
a)
still made by paper check.
b)
electronic payments.
c)
made using electronic funds transfer (EFT)
d)
made with letters of credit.
16.
The process by which companies present invoices and make payments to one another through the Internet is known as:
a)
online accounts payable.
b)
enterprise invoice presentment and payment.
c)
electronic data interchange.
d)
online accounts receivable.
17.
For many firms, presentment and payment processes are all of the following EXCEPT:
a)
costly.
b)
time consuming.
c)
secure.
d)
error-prone.
18.
The implementation of most EC applications requires the use of all of the following support services EXCEPT:
a)
security
b)
order fulfillment, delivery, and payment
c)
infrastructure and technology
d)
manufacturing
19.
"Most EC applications are based on that begin with an order, frequently a
order."
a)
pull operations; customized
b)
push operations; customized
c)
pull operations; standard
d)
push operations; standard
20.
Packing, delivery, accounting and logistics are examples of:
a)
logistics.
b)
order fulfillment.
c)
back-office operations.
d)
front-office operations.
21.
"Customer-facing activities or are activities, such as advertising and
order taking, that are visible to customers."
a)
logistics.
b)
order fulfillment.
c)
back-office operations.
d)
front-office operations.
22.
"The Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals defines as
"the process of planning, implementing, and controlling the efficient and effective flow and storage of goods, services, and related information from point of origin to point of consumption for the purpose of conforming to customer requirements."
a)
logistics.
b)
order fulfillment.
c)
back-office operations.
d)
front-office operations.
23.
A typical EC fulfillment process involves all of the following activities EXCEPT:
a)
Making sure the customer will pay.
b)
Just-in-time inventory management.
c)
Checking for in-stock availability.
d)
Replenishment and returns.
24.
The administrative activities of order taking and fulfillment involve all of the following activities EXCEPT:
a)
sales quote.
b)
order acknowledgment.
c)
shipment release.
d)
accounts payable.
25.
The major difference between e-logistics and traditional logistics is:
a)
traditional logistics applies only to manufacturers.
b)
traditional logistics deals with movement of large amounts of materials to a few destinations.
c)
e-logistics outsources all logistics functions.
d)
e-logistics deals with the movement of large amounts of materials to a few destinations.
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