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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.

Hard · Level 5 · 25 questions

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  1. Lack of compatibility
  2. Seasonal demand
  3. Change in tax rate
  4. Cultural tradition
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  1. Employee welfare plan
  2. Risk reduction through digital twin
  3. Legal appeal
  4. Only social survey
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  1. Only colour scheme
  2. Only employees' age
  3. Efficiency gain and resource cost
  4. Only advertising slogan
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  1. Government control
  2. Population growth
  3. Seasonal discount
  4. Making data a strategic asset
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  1. Supplier dependence
  2. Customer festival
  3. Office decoration
  4. Local language risk
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  1. Employee birthday list
  2. Assessment of technology acceptance
  3. Rent agreement
  4. Local festival study
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  1. Reject claims without review
  2. Stop contacting customers
  3. Review algorithm and data bias
  4. End all policies
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  1. When office furniture changes
  2. When employees change uniforms
  3. When customers celebrate a festival
  4. When the product shifts from mechanical to digital service
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  1. Weakening of innovation capability
  2. Market always becoming safe
  3. Customer income becoming fixed
  4. Legal rules disappearing
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  1. Taking customer complaints after a month
  2. Getting sensor signals before production defects occur
  3. Writing sales receipt by hand
  4. Painting the office wall
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  1. Legal effect
  2. Geographical effect
  3. Network effect
  4. Seasonal effect
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  1. Climate uncertainty
  2. Employee motivation
  3. Customer family size
  4. Platform dependence
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  1. Modular design
  2. Social stratification
  3. Inflation
  4. Advertising art
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  1. Only price discount
  2. Balancing technological efficiency and human impact
  3. Only tax payment
  4. Physical location choice
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  1. Company buys new chairs
  2. Customers shop on weekends
  3. An integrated digital system connects purchasing production inventory and sales
  4. Office address changes
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  1. Only festival calendar
  2. Only office colour
  3. Only employee lunch
  4. Terms of usage rights and training
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  1. Real-time inventory visibility
  2. Political publicity
  3. Employee leave
  4. Seasonal celebration
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  1. Demand of all customers will become zero
  2. Difficulty of data integration
  3. Physical shop colour will change
  4. All advertisements will stop
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  1. Company hides complaints
  2. Shop loses old registers
  3. Customer directly sees order status through an app
  4. Office name becomes shorter
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  1. Ignoring cyber risk
  2. Keeping all technology closed
  3. Only changing passwords
  4. Keeping critical services running or quickly restored after attack
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  1. User friendliness and inclusion
  2. Only income tax calculation
  3. Seasonal production
  4. Political speech
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  1. Local shop accepts only cash
  2. Company sells to distant customers through e-commerce and digital payments
  3. Employees buy new desks
  4. Water arrangement is made in office
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  1. Customer satisfaction
  2. Seasonal effect
  3. Technological inertia due to sunk cost
  4. Legal compulsion
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  1. Customer instantly compares prices of many sellers online
  2. Company places plants in office
  3. Government declares holiday
  4. Employees skip training
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  1. It ends all expenses
  2. It detects errors at small scale and reduces larger risks
  3. It removes customer needs
  4. It changes laws

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