All ethical actions are legal, but not all legal actions are ethical. (True or false?)

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FALSE

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A

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Some think that IT resources have become so commonplace that their strategic importance has diminished and they have become a commodity-a widely available staple, much like electricity or rail transport. Although many technologies are indeed commodities, this view may not be true as it requires human innovation for sustainable advantage from technology. Innovative information systems in which creative people leverage technology to grow and transform the organization are critical for effective strategy. Student answers will vary.

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You could create a Web site that allows customers to customize cars, communicate with support personnel and other car owners. You could create an automated e-mail service reminding car owners to take their car in for periodic checkups. You could have an information system that tracks customer preferences in local areas, so you can provide cars that reflect local customer needs and desires.

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A

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A feasibility study is an important part of the planning process that examines whether an initiative is viable from technical, financial, and legal standpoints. It may not be technically feasible if the technologies either don't exist yet or are not mature enough to support the project's goals. Financially, the return on investment may be promising, but the organization may not have sufficient capital to fund it. A legal review may uncover grave risks that could expose the company to lawsuits.

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FALSE

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