MarketingModelsAnalytical toolsthat processdata to explainresults orpredictoutcomes.CPSCUS agency thatpromotesproduct safetystandards andflags hazardousproducts.SalesTaxTax added topurchase pricethat varies bylocation, makingcross region salesmore complex.FTCUS agency thatpolices deceptiveor unfair practicesand regulatesadvertising claims.ManagementControlDecisionDay to daychoice about howto use resources.Exampleadjusting pricesafter a profit dip.MarketingResearchSystemMIS componentthat collectsspecific datathrough studiesand surveys toanswer definedquestions.UnfairBusinessPracticeCauses or is likelyto causeconsumer injurynot reasonablyavoidable and notoutweighed bybenefits.PersonnelFilesEmployer recordsof employee statuskept up to datewith changes likeaddresses andemergencycontacts.InternalReportingSystemMIS componentthat capturesinternal datalike sales andorders.GDPREU privacy lawthat protects EUresidents’ personaldata and appliesto any companyhandling that data.StrategicDecisionLong term choiceabout goals,resources, orpolicies. Examplechoosing a newkey supplier.IdentityTheftRiskDanger that stolenpersonal data likeaddresses and SocialSecurity numberscould be used toimpersonatesomeone.RecycledContentClaimMust state theexactpercentage ifthe wholepackage is notrecycled.GDPRPenaltiesMaximum finesup to 4 percent ofglobal turnover or20 million euros,whichever isgreater.MarketingIntelligenceSystemMIS componentthat continuallytracks markethappeningsand competitormoves.EmployeeMonitoringSoftwareTools that trackemployee chats,keystrokes, andweb or app useto gaugeproductivity.CCPACalifornia privacylaw giving peoplerights to know,delete in somecases, and opt outof the sale of theirdata.TradeSecretCaseExampleAnthonyLevandowski andWaymo caseinvolving 14,000 files,33 charges, andpotential penalties upto 10 years and$250,000 per count.MarketingInformationSystemAn organized setupthat supportsdecisions usinginternal reports,research,intelligence, andmodels. ExampleGoogle Analytics.GDPRBreachNotificationRequirement toinform affectedusers about apersonal databreach within 72hours afterawareness.PayrollTaxesEmployer duty tocollect, pay thegovernment, andfile payroll taxreports. Includesunemployment andworkers’ comp.DataEthicsResponsibility toprotect customerinformation, betransparent aboutrisks, and ensurebenefits outweighrisks.MisleadingAdvertisingAd claim thatis false or notsubstantiated.The FTC canact to stop it.PIPEDACanada’s federalprivacy law thatrequires recordingall breaches fortwo years andnotifying affectedusers.MarketingModelsAnalytical toolsthat processdata to explainresults orpredictoutcomes.CPSCUS agency thatpromotesproduct safetystandards andflags hazardousproducts.SalesTaxTax added topurchase pricethat varies bylocation, makingcross region salesmore complex.FTCUS agency thatpolices deceptiveor unfair practicesand regulatesadvertising claims.ManagementControlDecisionDay to daychoice about howto use resources.Exampleadjusting pricesafter a profit dip.MarketingResearchSystemMIS componentthat collectsspecific datathrough studiesand surveys toanswer definedquestions.UnfairBusinessPracticeCauses or is likelyto causeconsumer injurynot reasonablyavoidable and notoutweighed bybenefits.PersonnelFilesEmployer recordsof employee statuskept up to datewith changes likeaddresses andemergencycontacts.InternalReportingSystemMIS componentthat capturesinternal datalike sales andorders.GDPREU privacy lawthat protects EUresidents’ personaldata and appliesto any companyhandling that data.StrategicDecisionLong term choiceabout goals,resources, orpolicies. Examplechoosing a newkey supplier.IdentityTheftRiskDanger that stolenpersonal data likeaddresses and SocialSecurity numberscould be used toimpersonatesomeone.RecycledContentClaimMust state theexactpercentage ifthe wholepackage is notrecycled.GDPRPenaltiesMaximum finesup to 4 percent ofglobal turnover or20 million euros,whichever isgreater.MarketingIntelligenceSystemMIS componentthat continuallytracks markethappeningsand competitormoves.EmployeeMonitoringSoftwareTools that trackemployee chats,keystrokes, andweb or app useto gaugeproductivity.CCPACalifornia privacylaw giving peoplerights to know,delete in somecases, and opt outof the sale of theirdata.TradeSecretCaseExampleAnthonyLevandowski andWaymo caseinvolving 14,000 files,33 charges, andpotential penalties upto 10 years and$250,000 per count.MarketingInformationSystemAn organized setupthat supportsdecisions usinginternal reports,research,intelligence, andmodels. ExampleGoogle Analytics.GDPRBreachNotificationRequirement toinform affectedusers about apersonal databreach within 72hours afterawareness.PayrollTaxesEmployer duty tocollect, pay thegovernment, andfile payroll taxreports. Includesunemployment andworkers’ comp.DataEthicsResponsibility toprotect customerinformation, betransparent aboutrisks, and ensurebenefits outweighrisks.MisleadingAdvertisingAd claim thatis false or notsubstantiated.The FTC canact to stop it.PIPEDACanada’s federalprivacy law thatrequires recordingall breaches fortwo years andnotifying affectedusers.

Unit 5 Marketing Review - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Analytical tools that process data to explain results or predict outcomes.
    Marketing Models
  2. US agency that promotes product safety standards and flags hazardous products.
    CPSC
  3. Tax added to purchase price that varies by location, making cross region sales more complex.
    Sales Tax
  4. US agency that polices deceptive or unfair practices and regulates advertising claims.
    FTC
  5. Day to day choice about how to use resources. Example adjusting prices after a profit dip.
    Management Control Decision
  6. MIS component that collects specific data through studies and surveys to answer defined questions.
    Marketing Research System
  7. Causes or is likely to cause consumer injury not reasonably avoidable and not outweighed by benefits.
    Unfair Business Practice
  8. Employer records of employee status kept up to date with changes like addresses and emergency contacts.
    Personnel Files
  9. MIS component that captures internal data like sales and orders.
    Internal Reporting System
  10. EU privacy law that protects EU residents’ personal data and applies to any company handling that data.
    GDPR
  11. Long term choice about goals, resources, or policies. Example choosing a new key supplier.
    Strategic Decision
  12. Danger that stolen personal data like addresses and Social Security numbers could be used to impersonate someone.
    Identity Theft Risk
  13. Must state the exact percentage if the whole package is not recycled.
    Recycled Content Claim
  14. Maximum fines up to 4 percent of global turnover or 20 million euros, whichever is greater.
    GDPR Penalties
  15. MIS component that continually tracks market happenings and competitor moves.
    Marketing Intelligence System
  16. Tools that track employee chats, keystrokes, and web or app use to gauge productivity.
    Employee Monitoring Software
  17. California privacy law giving people rights to know, delete in some cases, and opt out of the sale of their data.
    CCPA
  18. Anthony Levandowski and Waymo case involving 14,000 files, 33 charges, and potential penalties up to 10 years and $250,000 per count.
    Trade Secret Case Example
  19. An organized setup that supports decisions using internal reports, research, intelligence, and models. Example Google Analytics.
    Marketing Information System
  20. Requirement to inform affected users about a personal data breach within 72 hours after awareness.
    GDPR Breach Notification
  21. Employer duty to collect, pay the government, and file payroll tax reports. Includes unemployment and workers’ comp.
    Payroll Taxes
  22. Responsibility to protect customer information, be transparent about risks, and ensure benefits outweigh risks.
    Data Ethics
  23. Ad claim that is false or not substantiated. The FTC can act to stop it.
    Misleading Advertising
  24. Canada’s federal privacy law that requires recording all breaches for two years and notifying affected users.
    PIPEDA