ICT Infrastructure Used By Organisations Additional Exercise ANSWERS.

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ICT Infrastructure Used By Organisations Additional Exercise ANSWERS

Question #1 (a) Any two of no electronic communication between sites (1) all orders must be sent by internal mail (1) ICT services department must travel to warehouse workshop site (1) to solve problems that occur (1) as they cannot access the systems remotely (1) Warehouse Manager has no access to the SOP system (1) so must keep own database of customer orders (1) sales department have no access to stock availability (1) because it is only on Warehouse Manager’s workstation (1) logos are scanned in twice (1) pictures may get damaged or lost in transit (1) Up to 2 marks each to max of 4 [4] (b) (i) Any suitable improvement suggested and explained eg link two sites in a WAN (1st) so that the warehouse/workshop workstations can access the head office server (1) connect warehouse/workshop site to the Internet (1st) so that they can communicate by VPN and (1) DNA LAN Up to two marks each to max of 2 [2]

(ii) Any two suitable benefits explained that match the improvement eg Chief Embroiderer can access logo files from SOP system (1) less chance of errors in scanned images (1) sales department will know what stock is available (1) less chance of disappointing customers (1) Warehouse Manager can access SOP system (1) less chance of errors from re-entry of data (1) less delay than using internal mail (1) ICT services department can maintain workstations remotely (1) saving travel time and cost (1) Operations Director can monitor warehouse/workshop activities (1) reducing the need to visit (1) Up to two marks each to max of 4 [4] (iii) A suitable problem identified that matches the improvement eg there may be differences between the systems (which need to be overcome) a server may be required on the warehouse/workshop site more network management may be required staff may need training to use new features additional equipment/software may be required (which costs money) use of Internet increases risk of hacking/viruses increased security may be needed One mark each to max of 1[1]

Question #2 (a) Any one of order forms sent out with catalogue are pre-printed with customer ID (1) so less chance of confusion when order received (1) order processing clerk only has to enter customer ID (1) because customer details already on the system (1) customer does not have to provide picture of logo (1) as already on SOP system (1) Up to 2 marks each to max of 2 [2] (b) Any two of eg catalogue printed twice a year (1) wasting time and money (1) orders are hand-written (1) order processing clerk may have problems reading handwriting (1) may make errors in entering order (1) orders must be posted (1) which may be delayed or lost (1) customer may order garments that are out of stock (1) unless they phone first (1) Up to two marks each to max of 4 [4] (c) (i) Any suitable improvement suggested and explained eg create a website (1) providing access to online catalogue (1) set up secure website/extranet (1) so customers can log in using user name and password (1) set up e-commerce (1) so that customers can order online (1) send out catalogue on CD (1) could include order form template (1) so that customer could complete electronically and (1) Up to two marks each to max of 2 [2]

(ii) A suitable benefit explained that matches the improvement eg product range can be updated easily (1) much cheaper than reprinting paper catalogue (1) customers know stock availability (1) so less chance of disappointing customers (1) customers enter own requirements (1) less chance of errors from not being able to read hand writing (1) CDs are cheaper to produce and post (1) than printing and posting paper catalogues (1) Up to two marks each to max of 2[2] (iii) A suitable problem identified that matches the improvement eg may be expensive to set up website website will need to be maintained need for security customer concern over security issues customers may need to know customer ID One mark each to max of 1[1]