Correct decision making and reporting are vital for organisational performance.

Database systems are designed to:

Select one:

eliminate the repetition of data and the incidence of inconsistent data by ensuring data is structured so that it is stored in multiple locations.

eliminate the repetition of data and the incidence of inconsistent data by ensuring data is structured so that it is stored in only one location.

increase the repetition of data and the incidence of inconsistent data by ensuring data is structured so that it is stored in multiple locations.

increase the repetition of data and the incidence of inconsistent data by ensuring data is unstructured but that it is stored in only one location.

Systems documentationprovides an overview of the sequence of activities in the business process. Which of the following is facing legislative pressure to use systems documentation?

Select one:

Accountants.

Business process managers.

Business process designers.

Auditors.

The level of sales drives all other activity levels within the organisation. A sound well controlled revenue cycle can provide?

Select one:

A competitive advantage by providing superior customer service levels.

None of the answers are correct

Opportunities to reduce sales staff.

Opportunities to reduce the number of vendors an organisation purchase from.

Most organisations have many transactions taking place with customers, suppliers and other stakeholders. Data redundancy occurs when:

Select one:

the same data is stored in multiple locations.

when we have the wrong information stored on a customer file.

we keep data that has not been used by an organisation for a number of years.

emails are stored by an organisation for longer than six months.

Protecting the IT resources, ensuring the reliable and continuous operations and developing a disaster recovery plan are all aspects of:

Select one:

managing risk.

IT governance.

IT management.

corporate governance.