Oracles Technology (ORT) is an IT company offering vast assortment of IT hardware products and services to its customers. Although the company is performing well, there is nothing extraordinary about it: it is nothing more than a well-oiled organization, employing great people in present but flat hierarchies. As you will be working with ORT'S DB, ORT'S MIS department supplied you with some documents to begin your DB consulting work. To start, the model of ORT's database is presented below: ORDERS ORDER ID CUSTOMER_ID STATUS SALESMAN_ID ORDER_DATE OH EMPLOYEES EMPLOYEE_ID FIRST_NAME LAST NAME EMAIL PHONE HIRE_DATE MANAGER_ID JOB_TITLE CONTACTS CONTACT_ID FIRST NAME LAST_NAME EMAIL PHONE CUSTOMERS CUSTOMER ID NAME ADDRESS WEBSITE CREDIT_LIMIT CUSTOMER_ID ORDER_ITEMS ORDER_ID ITEM ID PRODUCT_ID QUANTITY UNIT_PRICE REGIONS REGION_ID (REGION_NAME COUNTRIES COUNTRY_ID COUNTRY_NAME REGION_ID LOCATIONS LOCATION ID ADDRESS POSTAL_CODE CITY STATE COUNTRY_ID PRODUCTS PRODUCT_ID PRODUCT_NAME DESCRIPTION STANDARD_COST LIST_PRICE CATEGORY_ID INVENTORIES PRODUCT ID WAREHOUSE_ID QUANTITY WAREHOUSES WAREHOUSE_ID WAREHOUSE_NAME LOCATION_ID *PRODUCT_CATEGORIES CATEGORY_ID CATEGORY_NAME Q2: Ali's next question revolves around formalizing the development of IT resources. He is well versed in concepts of SDLC, however he seems to be unsure about the role of DBLC. Explain and compare both concepts and tie your explanation to the ORT's case