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Which of the following lists correctly names the classic components of an information system, as used in an MIS discussion?

The classic components of an information system are hardware, software, data, people and procedures, sometimes with networks added. The other lists describe intangible assets, working capital items or court participants, none of which are components that make up an MIS.

  1. AHardware, software, data, people and proceduresCorrect
  2. BHardware, patents, trademarks, goodwill and licences
  3. CDebtors, creditors, stock, cash and bank
  4. DPlaintiff, defendant, tribunal, registrar and bench

Explanation

An information system is generally described as comprising hardware, software, data, people and procedures (networks are often added). The other lists belong to intellectual property, accounting and litigation, not system components.

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