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| benefits of business ethics |
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1) reduces risk of litigation
2) imporves employee morale and productivity
3) reduces employee turnover
4) promotes positive image |
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| an individuals basis for ethical behavior, 6 stages |
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| looks at quality, reputation, values and sustainability |
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| common sources of business ethics |
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| societal norms, group standards, personal moral reasoning |
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| virtue, consequentialist, social contract, divine command |
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| suggested structure and method for building sound ethical values |
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| statement that includes honesty, equity, respect for rights and methods to report and enforce them |
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| moral rightness of an action is determined by results |
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| 5 general steps established in europe |
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| purpose of systems planning |
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| determing what accounting system will be needed long term |
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| determing long term goals and allocating resources to meet goals |
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| Control Systems Maturity Model |
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| identifies possible levels of internal control reliability |
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| systemn strategic planning |
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| creating a master plan for company needs |
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| methodology for improving quality |
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| background information, strengths, weaknesses, alternative solutions, and reccommendations |
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| accounting systems analysis |
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| gaining understanding of accounting system and evaluating to find strengths/weaknesses |
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| well planned user oriented system |
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| increase productivity, reduce inventory, improve customer service, manage decisions, coordinate activities |
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| diagram depicting the procedures and document flows of a system |
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| a framework of parts that work together the convert imputs to outputs in order to achieve an organizations objective |
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| designing by experimentation |
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| determing what elements to include |
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| a unit within a file representing semi-permanent data |
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| a unit of data within a file record |
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| software application that allows large amounts of data to be stored and accessed in an efficient manner |
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| standardized language for exchanging business transactions |
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| a group of computers that are connected together in a relativley close geographic proximity |
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| a devise that is used to connect computers together |
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| a central computer on a network where premission to use the network resources is managed or where shared files or printer services are stored |
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| a devise used to connect a LAN to the internet |
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| a basic protocol for keeping track of and trasnmitting all forms of data over the internet |
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| an internet service for converting internet domain names into numeric Internet addresses |
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| allows a hacker to prevent legitimate traffic from accessing a commercial website |
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| a protocol used to transfer files over the internet regardless of the computer's operating system |
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| the format for transmitting EDI-based transactions on an international basis |
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| the protocol that allows users to download messages from an email server directly to their computer |
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| a natural method for pulling data from a relational database by specifying field names, file names, and selection criteria |
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| a standardized language for transmitting financial reports over the internet |
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| a document that spells out that tags should be used to tag financial information in an XBRL report |
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| the final electronic file for an XBRL report |
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| acquiring computer software, hardware, installation and testing |
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| software that is readily available from retail stores etc. |
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| parts of a computer that include special features like light pen, mouse, and scanner |
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| can be freely modified as long as changes are made available to the programming community |
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| used to establish rules to support unstructured decisions |
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| hands-on development, use and control of computerized information systems by end users to meet their needs |
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| advantages similar to canned, significant disadvantages. |
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| main approaches to application software acquisition |
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| secondary storage devices |
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| end user development error |
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| using the wrong software package/ accounting application software |
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