What is an example of a change in terms of business information management?

Question

Options

• Ainstalling Microsoft Word on a PC
• Bentering a new user in an information system
• Cadding a new data-item to a form as a result of a reorganization

• A
  8% (3)
• B
  16% (6)
• C
  76% (28)

Explanation

Option C is correct because a change in business information management refers to a structural modification to how information is captured or organized - adding a new data field to a form due to a reorganization alters the information model itself, reflecting a real business process change.

Option A (installing Microsoft Word) is simply software installation - it changes the tools available but doesn't alter any business information structure or content. Option B (entering a new user) is routine data entry, which is a normal operational transaction, not a structural change to the information system.

Memory tip: Think of "change" as affecting the structure or design of information management (what data is collected and how), not the operation of it (entering data, installing tools). If it modifies a form's fields or a system's schema, it's a change.

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