Stakeholders - Computer Science KS3

What is the primary distinction between internal and external stakeholders?

• Internal stakeholders are only customers.
• External stakeholders are only suppliers.
• Internal stakeholders are part of the organization, while external stakeholders are not.
• External stakeholders have no influence on the organization.

Which group of stakeholders is primarily concerned with profitability?

• Owners
• Managers
• Customers
• Workers

How do managers prioritize their interests in a business context?

• By ensuring job security for workers
• By prioritizing their compensation and company performance
• By maximizing profits for owners
• By focusing on customer satisfaction

Which of the following best describes the interests of workers in a business?

• Customer satisfaction
• Job security and fair wages
• High-quality products
• Maximizing profits

What do customers typically seek from a business?

• Quality products at reasonable prices
• High salaries
• Investment opportunities
• Job security

How does the introduction of automation in meter reading affect a company?

• It eliminates the need for any staff.
• It has no impact on operational efficiency.
• It reduces costs but requires new infrastructure.
• It increases costs significantly.

What is a potential downside of implementing smart meters in a business?

• Increased manual labor
• Lower product quality
• Higher operational costs
• Exclusion of certain customers

What ethical considerations might arise from technological advancements like NASA's Valkyrie humanoid?

• Increased job opportunities
• Lower costs for space exploration
• Potential job displacement
• Improved safety for astronauts

How can technological projects benefit astronauts while impacting public sectors?

• By improving safety but increasing government spending
• By eliminating the need for public funding
• By reducing costs for all stakeholders
• By providing free services to all

Why is it important to recognize diverse stakeholder perspectives in business decisions?

• To focus solely on customer needs
• To maximize profits only
• To ensure all voices are heard and considered
• To simplify decision-making