Economic activity has a negligible influence on corporate information management.

Systems development typically starts with a _____.

a.
​systems request, followed by a preliminary investigation, which includes a feasibility study
b.
​feasibility study, followed by a systems request, which includes a preliminary investigation
c.
​feasibility study, followed by a preliminary investigation, which includes a systems request
d.
​preliminary investigation, followed by a feasibility study, which includes a systems request

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Feasibility analysis is an ongoing task that must be preformed throughout the systems development process.

True

Most large companies rely on one person to evaluate systems requests instead of relying on a systems review committee.

False

A strategic plan that stresses technology tends to create an unfavorable climate for IT projects that extends throughout an organization.

False

Economic activity has a negligible influence on corporate information management.

False

As users rely more heavily on information systems to preform their jobs, they are likely to request even more IT services and support.

True

Systems requests seldom are aimed at improving service to users within a company.

False

When assessing schedule feasibility, a systems analysts must consider the interaction between time and costs.

True

The first step in evaluating feasibility is to accept and include all systems requests, even those that are not feasible.

False

Internal and external factors affect every business decision that a company makes, and IT systems are no exception.

True

Competition drives many information systems decisions.

True

________ planning is the process of identifying long-term organizational goals, strategies and resources.

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