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Question 1: Review Questions: Number 8 page 37 In addition to the business and computing knowledge that system analysts should possess, what are the other essential skills that they need to effectively complete their jobs? Question 2: Review Questions: Number 2 page 61 How do transaction processing systems (TPSs), management information systems (MISs), and decision support systems (DSSs) interact with each other? Question 3: Problems and Exercises: Number 5 page 38 As information systems increase in complexity and comprehensiveness, ethical issues regarding accessing and using data from these systems are also increasing. What are some of these ethical issues? Question 4: Problems and Exercises: Number 12 page 38 Industry studies indicate that mobile and wireless technology has become one of the major technology drivers for designing new information systems. Why is this the case and what is the impact? ...

Question 1:
Review Questions: Number 8 page 37
In addition to the business and computing knowledge that
system analysts should possess, what are the other essential
skills that they need to effectively complete their jobs?
Question 2:
Review Questions: Number 2 page 61
How do transaction processing systems (TPSs), management
information systems (MISs), and decision support systems
(DSSs) interact with each other?
Question 3:
Problems and Exercises: Number 5 page 38
As information systems increase in complexity and
comprehensiveness, ethical issues regarding accessing and using
data from these systems are also increasing. What are some of
these ethical issues?
Question 4:
Problems and Exercises: Number 12 page 38
Industry studies indicate that mobile and wireless technology
has become one of the major technology drivers for designing
new information systems. Why is this the case and what is the
impact?

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