| a. | A certification that requires individuals to meet certainqualification set by the Association of Certified FraudExaminers |
| b. | An enterprise wide accounting system |
| c. | An important database design approach |
| d. | a collection of activities and work flows in an organizationthat creates value |
| e. | A special type of systems consultant who is licensed to sellparticular software packages and provide organizations withconsulting services related to that software |
| f. | Combing two or more codes to create a new code |
| g. | A type of knowledge worker |
| h. | Software to gather, maintain, and use these data to providerbetter customer service and customer loyalty |
| i. | An eEditing language used to create websites |
| j. | A professional auditing organization |
| k. | When companies have production or work completed in countrieslike China, India, Canada, or Mexico |
| l. | A key productivity report |
| m. | Federally mandated reporting of suspicious accountingactivities |
| n. | An acronym often used to describe the computer department of anorganization |
| o. | Organizational structure for the general ledger |
| p. | Begins with a request (or an order) for goods or services |
| q. | Software that collects corporate knowledge, data and businessrules to improve core processes |
| r. | A language for creating, transforming, and communicatingfinancial information |
| s. | Maintaining customer records is an important function |
| t. | An auditing certification |
| u. | Codes that help the user remember what they represent |
| v. | When companies contract with other companies to do certaintasks, such as human resources, finance and accounting, customerservices, training and IT |
| w. | This business model is a result of networked enterprises andglobalization |
| x. | A technology that is used in the sales and purchasingprocess |
