E-Busıness (ENG) — 2021-2022 Dönem Sonu Çıkmış Sınav

1. Which of the following is related to improved competitive position in e-business? A) Since e-business technologies enable organizations to interact with their trading partners, they can streamline their operations and increase the effectiveness at the same time. B) Having connected to supply chain partners helps organizations exploit their expertise and knowledge in value creation. C) With the use of e-business, organizations reach their partners globally, reduce time to market, and optimize the distribution channels and all contribute to strengthen the competitive position. D) Companies strive for e-business initiatives in order to get cost savings as e-business provides to do common business functions such as the purchase of goods and services. E) E-business helps organizations to extend their boundaries and reach new markets that were too distant while using traditional channels.

2. Which of the following is the most dangerous attack in e-business? A) Tricking the Shopper B) Server Security C) Guessing Passwords D) Snooping the Shopper's Computer E) Denial of Service

3. According to International e-commerce Survey conducted in 2000, which of the following is not an obstacle to e-business? A) Lack of confidence in e-commerce B) Manual limitations C) Lack of knowledge about e-commerce and couldn't comprehend of subject D) Unsuitableness of existing ar operating procedures to e-commerce E) Transition to e-commerce and implementation costs

4. Which of the following is one of the biggest obstacles to rapid adoption of e-procurement? A) The gap between the type of transportation mode used for buyers and sellers B) The gap between the way of doing job of buyers and sellers C) The gap between the information infrastructure of suppliers and buyers D) The gap between price diffrences E) The gap between expectations about how the two parts of the process, suppliers, buyers, and behave in the market

5. What is the first step of a typical procurement process? A) Receiving the good B) Placing an order C) Defining procurement needs D) Keeping records E) Following-up the order