Ba 2663 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

he promotion element of the marketing mix includes any means of spreading the word about the product.  True (True Answer )  False 2 In the context of the four Ps of marketing, the issue of place is the need to have products or services available in many different locations.  True (True Answer )  False 3 The price element of the marketing mix is a company's cost of producing a product.  True  False (True Answer ) 4 Media selection can be critical for an online-onl...

1 Networks of computers and the Internet that connects them to each other form the basic technological structure that underlies virtually all electronic commerce.  True (True Answer )  False 2 The USENET was the earliest of the networks that eventually combined to become what we now call the Internet.  True  False (True Answer ) 3 E-mail was born in 1972 when a researcher wrote a program that could send and receive messages over the Defense Department network.  True (T...

1 An important characteristic of purchasing, logistics, and support activities is flexibility.  True (True Answer )  False 2 A purchasing or logistics strategy that works this year may not work next year.  True (True Answer )  False 3 The network purchasing model has one hierarchically structured firm negotiating purchase terms with several similarly structured supplier firms, playing each supplier against the others.  True  False (True Answer ) 4 Large companies u...

1 Any business that uses the Web becomes an international business instantly.  True (True Answer )  False 2 Businesses that operate on the Web must comply with the same laws and regulations that govern the operations of all businesses.  True (True Answer )  False 3 In the physical world, geographic boundaries rarely coincide with legal and cultural boundaries.  True  False (True Answer ) 4 Physical boundaries are a convenient and effective way to announce the endi...

1 Networks of computers and the Internet that connects them to each other form the basic technological structure that underlies virtually all electronic commerce.  True (True Answer )  False 2 The USENET was the earliest of the networks that eventually combined to become what we now call the Internet.  True  False (True Answer ) 3 E-mail was born in 1972 when a researcher wrote a program that could send and receive messages over the Defense Department network.  True (T...

Review Questions 1. In about 100 words, discuss issues that arise when processing small payments (under $10) for online transactions. Be sure to include a discussion of possible solutions to any problems you identify. Answer: Mobile telephone carriers are currently the most widely used small payments services. Buyers make their purchases using their mobile phones and the charges appear on the buyers’ monthly mobile phone bill. The use of this micropayment system has been held back by th...

Review Questions 1. Write a paragraph in which you outline the differences between “shared hosting” and “dedicated hosting.” Answer: Shared hosting means that the client’s Web site is on a server that hosts other Web sites simultaneously and is operated by the service provider at its location. With dedicated hosting, the service provider makes a Web server available to the client, but the client does not share the server with other clients of the service provider. In both shared...

Review Questions 1. In about 100 words, discuss issues that arise when processing small payments (under $10) for online transactions. Be sure to include a discussion of possible solutions to any problems you identify. Answer: Mobile telephone carriers are currently the most widely used small payments services. Buyers make their purchases using their mobile phones and the charges appear on the buyers’ monthly mobile phone bill. The use of this micropayment system has been held back by th...

Review Questions 1. In a paragraph, explain why early computer security efforts focused on controlling the physical environment in which computers operated. Answer: When businesses began using computers, they adopted many of the military’s security methods. They established security by using physical controls over access to computers. Alarmed doors and windows, guards, security badges to admit people to sensitive areas, and surveillance cameras were the tools used to secure computers. B...