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A description of how a company creates, delivers, and sells a product or service to generate profit.

Large volume of data generated by online activities like web traffic, email, and social media.

A company where significant business relationships and core business processes are digitally enabled.

A business process that describes the strategies for promoting a product or service.

Data, processing, and output creating information used for performance monitoring.

Processed information delivered to users or processes for utilization.

Transforming raw data into a more meaningful format.

High management or executive level.

Information, derived or extracted that has meaning/value.

The state of continuing to exist or operate despite challenges.

A business system is valuable if it produces new products/services and generates greater value than its costs.

In a business hierarchy, this level is responsible for daily business activities execution and monitoring.

Data that is entered into an information system.

Using organized data to make informed decisions or control steps in a process.

Employees who use information to perform tasks or to solve problems; generally in an administrative function.

The process of gathering, transforming, and using data to create information in a business.

A corporation's engagement in activities aligned with social values that positively impact society.

Supporting elements within an organization that enhance its performance and competitiveness.

The effects of using mobile devices to access business information systems across different levels, such as production or sales roles.

Levels of authority and responsibility within a business organization, such as high management (strategic decisions), middle management (tactical decisions), and operational management (day-to-day operations).

Data about current ad campaign views and impressions updated instantly.

A network that allows authorized outside parties (suppliers, customers) to access internal company data.

Use of internet and network technologies to facilitate relationships between government and citizens.

Using digital technology and internet for core business processes.

Teams working together to achieve a common goal.

Process of selecting the right tools for a company's collaboration needs.

Decision based on insights gained through interaction and teamwork.

Improved quality, financials, customer service, innovation, and adherence to regulations.

Techniques for interacting with avatars using text messaging.

Tool used to evaluate different collaboration tools for a business.

Transaction Processing System; used for processing routine business transactions, like sales, purchases, and payments.

Management Information System. Supports managers with reports, summaries, and analyses for decision making.

Executive Support System; provides high-level summaries and analyses for strategic decision making.

Decision Support System; helps users solve semi-structured problems with tools for analysis and modeling.

Knowledge Management System. Helps use knowledge and data in an organization.

Tracking supplier reliability and consistency in meeting orders and deadlines.

Long-term decisions about the overall direction of an organization.

A type of information system used by senior management for strategic decision-making.

Strategic decision making by executives and senior level managers who are responsible for long term goals and overall company vision.

Using data to identify patterns and predict future events, crucial for making informed business decisions.

A framework for analyzing the competitive intensity and attractiveness of an industry.

Easy for new companies to enter a market or industry.

Products or services that can satisfy the same customer needs as your offering.

A visual model that identifies activities in a business that add value to products or services.

Activities in the value chain that directly create product or service value.

Activities in the value chain that enable primary activities to occur efficiently.

Comparing a company's performance with that of other companies or best practices in the industry.

Proven and successful methods or approaches.

Information systems used by firms or organizations in a specific industry.

An economy where value is generated through interconnected networks and digital platforms.

Categories of ethical considerations in the information age, encompassing property rights, system quality, responsibility, information rights, and quality of life.

Moral principles concerning ownership and responsibilities related to information and resources in the digital world.

Ethical considerations regarding the reliability, security, and fairness of information systems.

Moral principles surrounding accountability for actions and decisions involving information and technology, especially in the workplace.

Ethical guidelines about accessing, using, and sharing information, including privacy and intellectual property.

Ethical aspects of how technology impacts well-being and societal values in the information era.

Key advancements bringing forward ethical dilemmas in the digital world, like data storage improvement and network technology.

The unauthorized access or disclosure of personal or confidential data, which grows exponentially with improved data storage.

Taking ownership for decisions and their potential consequences; it can vary between individuals, organizations, and systems.

Established legal procedures that guarantee fair treatment and ensure adherence to laws during legal proceedings