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Information about the examinations for the master of accountancy program at national university of ireland, galway, during the academic year 2010-2011. The examinations cover the module 'management information systems' and consist of three questions, each worth 33 marks. The document also includes details about the exam duration, instructions, and examiners.
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Exam Code(s) 1AY Exam(s) Master of Accountancy Module Code(s) MS Module(s) Management Information Systems Paper No. 1 of 1 Repeat Paper N/A External Examiner(s) Dr. Danail Ivanov Dr. Thomas Acton Dr. Kieran Conboy Dr. Michael Lang Internal Examiner(s) Ms. Lorraine Morgan Instructions: Candidates are required to answer THREE Questions All questions carry equal marks Duration 2 hours No. of Pages 3 Discipline Business Information Systems Course Co-ordinator(s) Requirements : MCQ Handout Statistical Tables Graph Paper Log Graph Paper Other Material
“There is no such thing as ‘people issues’ on systems development projects. Approaches such as agile methods remove any potential for these problems by bringing order and structure to the development process. ” Discuss this statement. 33 marks
“While systems development projects are considered by some to be incredibly complex, they are in reality no different to any type of project such as housing construction. ” Discuss this statement, drawing on examples where appropriate. 33 marks
Chesbrough (2005) suggests that the open innovation paradigm is the antithesis of the traditional closed model of innovation. Discuss this issue. Your answer should define and contrast the concepts of “closed innovation” and “open innovation”. In addition, the defining characteristics of open innovation should be described in detail. 33 marks