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PRINCIPLES OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS BY GEORGE W,REYNOLDS ,RALPH M.STAIR
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Chapter 01 - Information Systems: People, Technology, Processes, and Structure
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True / False
1. A set of random or unrelated tasks performed to achieve a definite outcome is called a process.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: False
RATIONALE: A process is a structured set of related activities that takes input, adds value, and creates an
output for the customer of that process.
FEEDBACK: Correct A process is a structured set of related activities that takes input, adds value, and
creates an output for the customer of that process.
Incorrect A process is a structured set of related activities that takes input, adds value, and
creates an output for the customer of that process.


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