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BMIS – L1 – SA – Q17.4 – Introduction to Information Technology and Information Systems
Question
A large proportion of strategic management information comes from external sources such as:
A management reports
B government statistics
C sales systems
D on the spot observation
Answer
B
Explanation:
The correct answer is B, Government statistics. Strategic management information, used for long-term planning and high-level decision-making, often relies on external sources to understand market trends, economic conditions, and regulatory environments. Government statistics provide reliable, external data on these factors, making them a key source. Management reports (A), sales systems (C), and on-the-spot observation (D) are primarily internal sources of information, as they are generated within the organization, and thus are not typically considered external sources for strategic management information.
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