Do information systems create power structures or do power structures determine IS design?
Do you know which pieces of hardware and software are able to operate on private networks?
Does it support extended business services as auctions, reverse auctions, and exchanges?
Does the value of a less than best vendor with less than reliable systems really add up?
Have you been able to reduce the number of missed orders since implementing the system?
How can variability be reduced in supply chains to get closer to the information point?
How does the performance of your asset investments compare with that of your competitors?
How effective were receipt and inspection procedures for critical materials and equipment?
How much trust is there that time and money will be used in the best interest of the team?
What is the most effective way to design a formal inspection system for incoming parts?
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