The money you pay for an insurance policy is called your

Using the example of your university, give examples of information systems for each of the three levels of scope (workgroup, ent

Alex73 [517]

Answer:

Three levels of information systems at university include:

1. The students ICT unit (workgroup)

2. The departmental ICT units (enterprise)

3. The examination and records unit (inter enterprise)

Explanation:

The students ICT units and lab works together by communicating with one another in terms of file transfer, content chat systems and temporal record I keeping and processing.

The departmental information system operates at the higher level as an enterprise because at this stage the users at the work stations can no longer have full access to the platform because it is redefined to accommodate academic and non academic staff who are very useful in managing the data content, as well as keeping the security of these content intact against any form of security threats.

The examination and records unit on the final and higher level is the home server for all information systems security, backup and archive and the communication level regarded as the inter enterprise units. It is the final resort point when every other means of information and record keeping becomes threatened. Hence it is seen as the collation, record keeping and transfer point between one enterprise or department to the other.

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3 years ago

Lemony lemonade has 3,200 gallons of lemonade in wip inventory, with 76% of materials already added. The lemonade is 50% thr

rosijanka [135]

Based on the process that Lemony Lemonade uses to make lemonade, the equivalent units for conversion costs is 1,600 units.

<h3>What equivalent units are for conversion costs?</h3>

This can be found as:

= Number of units that are WIP x Percentage of completion

Solving gives:

= 3,200 x 50%

= 1,600 units

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2 years ago

What is a consequence of ending a performance appraisal interview on a negative note? Both the supervisor and employee may devel

Ahat [919]

Answer:

The correct answer is letter "C": The employee whose performance was appraised may develop a deflated ego.

Explanation:

Appraisal interviews are conducted to discuss the performance of employees. The company sets a standard of how the duties of workers must be developed and employees are evaluated based on those guidelines. The closer the employee method or woking is to the company's standards, the possibilities of scoring higher increase.

However, not all employees end up with a good score after appraisals. Those who are provided with negative notes typically develop a deflated ego since their performance was qualified as lacking. Managers must follow up on these workers to make sure they are not discouraged and that they accomplish the objectives their roles demand.

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3 years ago

Samantha's Office Supplies manufactures desk organizers in its Processing Department. Direct materials are included at the incep

Paul [167]

Answer:

Total Costs Transferred Out 906422.4

Difference may be due to rounding .

Explanation:

Samantha's Office Supplies

Equivalent units

Particulars Units % of Completion Equivalent Units

Materials Conversion Materials Conversion

Completed and

transferred out 162,000 (100% ) (100% ) 162,000 162,000

WIP,

Normal Spoilage 6,480 (100% ) (100% ) 6,480 6,480

Ending inventory 30,000 (100% ) (25% ) 30,000, 7,500

Accounted For 198,480 198,480 175,980

Costs: Total Direct materials Conversion costs

WIP, beginning

inventory: 388,000 $ 300,000 88,000

Costs Added 639618 419,832 219,786

Total Costs

To Account for 1027618 719,832 307786

Divided By

Equivalent Units 198,480 175,980

Equivalent Unit Costs 5.38 3.63 1.75

Assignment of Costs 

Transferred out ( 5.38* 162,000)= 871560

Normal Spoilage (5.38* 6480)= 34862.4

Total Costs Transferred Out 906422.4

Difference may be due to rounding .

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3 years ago

Each day, you are faced with choices. You have to decide how to use your resources. For example, should you use some of your all

Dmitry_Shevchenko [17]

Hello Gabbypittman20!

Answer:
This answer is very tricky...but at least you have a teacher to help you.
The answer to this question would buy new clothes before buying a computer.
Explanation:
See, this is a Need or want question. You NEED clothes but you WANT a computer. Get it? contact me for more information.

FLVS teacher,
~Sarah Bunkly

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3 years ago