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laurencescou

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Determining the physical arrangement of data based on the data currently required by the business and expected to be required in the future is part of which of the following data resource management functions?
 
  A) organize and make accessible
  B) define/describe and inventory
  C) control quality and integrity
  D) accounting for usage

Question 2

Employee data is managed in the ________ module.
 
  A) database
  B) purchasing
  C) sales and marketing
  D) credit management
  E) human resource



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

E



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