System Integration Quiz

What is the primary purpose of System Integration?

• To separate subsystems for better management

• To allow heterogeneous information systems to communicate and share data seamlessly

• To develop standalone applications without external dependencies

• To remove existing information systems and replace them with manual processes

What does ERP stand for?

• Enterprise Resource Processing

• Enhanced Record Processing

• Enterprise Resource Planning

• Electronic Resource Protocol

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of System Integration and Architecture (SIA)?

• Increased operational costs

• Easier decision-making

• Improved information storage

• Enhanced communication within an organization

System Integration refers to the process of combining multiple subsystems into a larger system to allow them to function together. What is this process also known as?

• System Optimization

• System Engineering

• System Collaboration

• System Integration

Which of the following is a key component of Information Systems in an organization?

• Manual record-keeping

• Decision-making support

• Eliminating automation

• Reducing data storage

What is the main purpose of system integration?

• To replace all existing systems with a new one

• To allow different systems to communicate and work together seamlessly

• To remove outdated hardware from an organization

• To build software without testing

Which of the following is a key benefit of system integration?

• Increased manual workload

• Higher operational costs

• Streamlined processes and improved efficiency

• Reduced security

What does ERP stand for in the context of system integration?

• Enterprise Resource Processing

• Enterprise Risk Planning

• Enterprise Resource Planning

• Electronic Resource Program

Which of the following is NOT a phase of system integration?

• Requirement and Specification

• Feasibility Analysis

• Implementation

• Hacking and Testing

In system integration, what is the role of architecture?

• It determines the physical building layout

• It dictates the system’s structure, design, and standards

• It only focuses on programming languages used

• It replaces the need for feasibility studies