The objective of corporate analysis is to identify the organization's resources, any limitations or constraints, its goals, and how it values shape the way it does business

Which of the following is an example of computerized facilities management?

a. controlling primary building systems (such as HVAC) by computer b. accessing maintenance data via computer to help in decision-making c. using a computer to manage the "paperwork and dispatch" of maintenance and repair activities d. all of the above

Successful pay system administration requires that:

A. managers receive training on how to administer the system. B. companies need to operate under the assumption that employees who discuss pay should be fired. C. the pay system must be closed and employees be prohibited from discussing their pay with other employees. D. companies have a very open and transparent pay system.