Question

Information systems that support the business functions that reach out to suppliers are known as:
(A) back office information systems
(B) decision support systems
(C) expert information systems
(D) front office information systems
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Answer 1

Answer:

A

Explanation:

back office information systems

Answer 2

Answer:

back office information systems.

Explanation:

Sales and marketing, manufacturing and production, finance and accounting, and human resources are all served by information systems. Each functional area in a typical organisation has operational, management, and strategic-level systems. For example, the sales function typically has an operational sales system to record daily sales figures and process orders. A management-level system monitors monthly sales figures by sales territory and reports on territories where sales exceed or fall short of expectations. The strategic level is served by a system that forecasts sales trends over a five-year period. We begin by describing the specific categories of systems that serve each organisational level, as well as their value to the organisation. Then, for each major business function, we demonstrate how organisations use these systems.

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