An accounting information system (AIS) chapter assignment asks students to: 1) Describe how an AIS adds value by providing accurate and timely information; 2) Identify the six components of an AIS; and 3) Explain how an AIS fits into an organization's value chain and where it adds value. It also contains five true/false questions testing students' understanding of key AIS concepts like the definition of information, the role of inbound logistics in a value chain, and that users are an AIS component.
An accounting information system (AIS) chapter assignment asks students to: 1) Describe how an AIS adds value by providing accurate and timely information; 2) Identify the six components of an AIS; and 3) Explain how an AIS fits into an organization's value chain and where it adds value. It also contains five true/false questions testing students' understanding of key AIS concepts like the definition of information, the role of inbound logistics in a value chain, and that users are an AIS component.
An accounting information system (AIS) chapter assignment asks students to: 1) Describe how an AIS adds value by providing accurate and timely information; 2) Identify the six components of an AIS; and 3) Explain how an AIS fits into an organization's value chain and where it adds value. It also contains five true/false questions testing students' understanding of key AIS concepts like the definition of information, the role of inbound logistics in a value chain, and that users are an AIS component.
1. Describe how AIS adds value to an organization by providing accurate
and timely information. 2. Describe the six components of an Accounting Information System (AIS). 3. Within the value chain of an organization there are five primary activities and four support activities. Describe how an accounting information system fits into the value chain of an organization. Where does it add value?
True or False
1. Information is data that has been organized and processed.
2. Information that is timely is free from error or bias. 3. Inbound logistics consists of receiving, storing, and distributing the materials an organization uses to create the services and products it sells. 4. An AIS designer, who is very competent with information technology skills, will be successful in designing an information system regardless of his/her understanding of the organization that he/she is designing for. 5. A component of an Accounting Information System are the people who use the system.