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What are the four improvements to data accuracy that transactions conducted over ecommerce Web sites can offer?
 
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Unlike traditional publishing environments, the Internet is three- way and vulnerable to attacks on the Web servers.



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Answer to Question 1

1. Customers generally key or enter data themselves.
2. Data entered by customers are stored for later use.
3. Data entered at the point of sale are reused throughout the entire order fulfillment process.
4. Information is used as feedback to customers.

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