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Business Studies

Technological environment

Technological environment, a dimension of Business Environment in Class 12 Business Studies, explains how advances in science, technology and business methods affect organisations. Students learn how innovation, research and development, automation, digital communication, e-commerce and digital payments can change production, marketing, distribution and customer service. The topic also highlights opportunities such as greater efficiency and new markets, along with challenges including technological obsolescence, changing customer expectations and the need for timely adaptation.

Expert · Level 3 · 25 questions

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  1. When customers see only price
  2. When new technology does the same work faster and cheaper
  3. When the government reduces tax rate
  4. When advertising decreases in the market
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  1. Digital efficiency in service delivery
  2. Availability of raw material
  3. Increase in social traditions
  4. Impact of political stability
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  1. Depending only on old equipment instead of new machines
  2. Paying employees on time
  3. Following legal rules
  4. Recording customer complaints
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  1. Only improving office decoration
  2. Avoiding taxes
  3. Developing innovative products and processes
  4. Removing accounting books
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  1. Changing the company name
  2. Installing automatic packing machines instead of manual packing
  3. Giving festival discounts
  4. Changing office paint
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  1. Creation of a new customer segment through new technology
  2. Increase in legal penalties
  3. Increase in employee absenteeism
  4. Power supply being stopped
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  1. Technology rarely changes
  2. Technology has no impact on business
  3. Technology keeps changing and business must adapt
  4. Technology is limited only to government departments
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  1. Accurate and fast monitoring of inventory
  2. Complete end of demand
  3. All costs becoming zero
  4. Legal rules ending
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  1. Better use and fewer errors
  2. Wrong use of machines and resistance
  3. Increase in customer income
  4. Guaranteed government subsidy
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  1. Only paper demand will increase
  2. Competition from digital alternatives will increase
  3. The education market will end
  4. Technology will have no relation
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  1. A local shop selling only for cash
  2. A manufacturer selling in other cities through an online platform
  3. A factory stopping production
  4. Stopping communication with customers
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  1. The need for all employees ends immediately
  2. Customer complaints never arise
  3. Repetitive queries can be answered quickly
  4. Product quality gets automatically certified
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  1. Competitors start selling similar products at lower cost using new technology
  2. Customers pay on time
  3. Information is available in the market
  4. The company trains employees
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  1. Planning production based on rumours
  2. Preparing cost benefit comparison and training plan
  3. Completely stopping advertising
  4. Removing customer service
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  1. Technology stops innovation
  2. Innovation is only another name for advertising
  3. Technological changes can inspire new products and new processes
  4. Innovation has no relation with business
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  1. Customers now want to track order status online
  2. Customers do not want to use products
  3. Customers want to buy only from government offices
  4. Customers always avoid information
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  1. Manufacturer selling directly online to customers
  2. Increase in wholesale market timing
  3. Changing the shop signboard
  4. Changing the colour of paper receipt
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  1. Preparing by estimating future technological trends
  2. Hiding employee attendance
  3. Fixing customer income
  4. Changing laws
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  1. Ignoring the change
  2. Only increasing price
  3. Studying technical and financial feasibility
  4. Hiding technology from customers
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  1. Better payment records and convenience
  2. Demand for the product ending
  3. All taxes ending
  4. Employee skill becoming irrelevant
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  1. When a business stores customer data online
  2. When a shop accepts only cash
  3. When there is no digital system
  4. When production is fully manual
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  1. Productivity increasing after installing a new machine
  2. Brand image being affected by online reviews
  3. Raw material becoming expensive
  4. Change in tax rate
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  1. Secure and flexible access to accounting information
  2. Legal need for accounting ends
  3. Customer number automatically doubles
  4. Product price always remains stable
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  1. When a company develops a new technological invention
  2. When a company only pays rent
  3. When employees take leave
  4. When the shop is cleaned
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  1. An automatic machine reduces labour cost but increases maintenance cost
  2. Company slogan becomes shorter
  3. Number of festivals increases
  4. It rains in the market

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