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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.

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  1. Starting the use of online surveys and web behaviour data
  2. Printing the company logo
  3. Keeping goods in warehouse
  4. Depositing cash in bank
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  1. Arrange communication and retraining
  2. Blame them immediately
  3. Always keep the technology hidden
  4. Stop customers from complaining
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  1. A company introducing a useful app based service first in the market
  2. A company copying the same facility late
  3. A company losing customer data
  4. A company keeping production stopped
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  1. Orders stopping when the main sales system goes down
  2. Customer paying in cash
  3. Shop having a weekly holiday
  4. A meeting being held in office
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  1. Customer data analytics and automated recommendations
  2. Giving the same leaflet to all customers
  3. Seller making guesses
  4. Putting price list on wall
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  1. A small seller starts online selling without an expensive shop
  2. A new company must buy expensive land
  3. Customers want to buy only in cash
  4. Advertising stops in the market
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  1. An app sharing customer personal information without permission
  2. Doing regular servicing of a machine
  3. Writing price on product
  4. Giving receipt to customer
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  1. Complaints becoming digital tickets with trackable status
  2. Customer receiving only oral replies
  3. Complaint register getting lost
  4. Manager making guesses
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  1. Adding smart sensors to improve user experience
  2. Changing the office calendar
  3. Decorating the shop wall
  4. Arranging tea for employees
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  1. Because new technology can quickly bring both opportunities and threats
  2. Because technology never changes
  3. Because customers do not use technology
  4. Because competition ends
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  1. When data is biased or incomplete
  2. When objectives are clear
  3. When results are reviewed
  4. When privacy rules are followed
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  1. A machine being quickly set for different designs
  2. A machine always making one product
  3. Employees not viewing data
  4. Warehouse door remaining closed
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  1. Customer instantly compares prices and reviews online
  2. Customer cannot get product information
  3. Shop hides the price
  4. Communication stops in the market
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  1. Video meetings and cloud collaboration tools
  2. Only paper files
  3. Office bell
  4. Handwritten notices
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  1. Company chooses suppliers who can provide digital tracking and quality data
  2. Company only checks wall colour
  3. Company only checks tea arrangement
  4. Company wants the shortest supplier name
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  1. Difficulty estimating when a new technology will become an industry standard
  2. Employees being present
  3. Company rent being fixed
  4. Bank account being open
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  1. Digital receipts and online payment records being created
  2. Keeping cash transactions without records
  3. Not making bills
  4. Losing receipts
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  1. Information systems give employees direct access to needed data
  2. All decisions are made by only one person
  3. Communication remains very slow on paper
  4. Contact with customers stops
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  1. Reducing power use and emissions through energy efficient machines
  2. Dumping waste into a river
  3. Wasting energy through old equipment
  4. Hiding environmental data
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  1. An app offering easy service and quick problem resolution
  2. Making customers wait repeatedly
  3. Never sharing order status
  4. Keeping payment options limited
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  1. Digital comparison of actual production with target
  2. Writing the target and forgetting it
  3. Never preparing reports
  4. Measuring performance only by guess
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  1. Location and interest based advertising on social media platforms
  2. Putting the same poster everywhere
  3. Using only word of mouth
  4. Not understanding customer segments
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  1. New safety testing equipment detects defects faster
  2. Product is sold without testing
  3. Customer is not given information
  4. Machine inspection stops
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  1. The more users join a platform the more useful it becomes
  2. Product sells more when less visible
  3. Demand always increases when price rises
  4. Production rises when machines remain shut
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  1. Use of online applications and video interviews
  2. Dependence only on paper advertisements
  3. Not contacting candidates
  4. Hiding vacancies

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