Many Companies Use Powerful Computers to Dig Through Volumes of Data

question 34

Multiple Choice

Many companies use powerful computers to dig through volumes of data to discover patterns about their customers and products.This activity is called data ____.

• A)mining
• B)snooping
• C)surveying
• D)discovery

Understand the implications of specific contractual clauses (e.g., anti-assignment clauses) and legal doctrines (statute of frauds, parol evidence rule) on contract enforceability.

Understand the concept of third-party beneficiaries and differentiate between donee and creditor beneficiaries.

Comprehend the implications of contracts not adhering to the statute of frauds.

Analyze the role and legal consequences of admissions in contract law.

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Definitions:

Product Delivery

The process that encompasses all steps from the placing of orders to the final receipt of a product by the end consumer, including shipping and handling.

Quality Issues

Problems associated with the inability of a product or service to meet specified standards or expectations.

Learning Organisations

Companies that continuously facilitate the learning of their members and transform themselves accordingly.

Vendors

Companies or individuals that sell goods or services to consumers or other businesses.