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strangeaffliction

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List five of the ten factors that must be considered when choosing output technology.
 
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Indexing is the logical ordering of rows in a relation according to some key.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false



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Answer to Question 1

1. Who will use (see) the output (requisite quality)?
2. How many people need the output?
3. Where is the output needed (distribution, logistics)?
4. What is the purpose of the output? What user and organizational tasks are supported?
5. What is the speed with which output is needed?
6. How frequently will the output be accessed?
7. How long will (or must) the output be stored?
8. Under what special regulations is the output produced, stored, and distributed?
9. What are the initial and ongoing costs of maintenance and supplies?
10. What are the human and environmental requirements (accessibility, noise absorption, controlled temperature, space for equipment, cabling, and proximity to Wi-Fi transmitters or access pointsi.e., hot spots) for output technologies?

Answer to Question 2

TRUE



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