Author Question: In the object-oriented (O-O) approach to software engineering, the term encapsulation refers to: ... (Read 133 times)

Kthamas · **on:** Jul 7, 2018

In the object-oriented (O-O) approach to software engineering, the term encapsulation refers to:

A) sharing commonalities between classes of objects.
B) a relationship between a generalized object class and one or more specialized classes.
C) storing data and related operations together within objects.
D) the reusability of objects across a wide variety of applications.

Question 2

Why are infrastructure considerations so important when implementing an ERP system?

What will be an ideal response?

annierak · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 7, 2018

Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

With respect to ERP infrastructure, considerations such as network speed, availability and bandwidth are very important since more and more users will be logging onto the ERP system via a combination of different networks. This places a heavy burden on the networks as the number of users grows. And because they are doing more and more critical functions with their ERP systems on the networks, any time the systems go down means that the company will lose, on average, 13K/minute of downtime. This is a lot of money.