In 2003,Custer Manufacturing Implemented a Web-Based Information System That Allows

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In 2003,Custer Manufacturing implemented a Web-based information system that allows all employees to access mission-critical information.The intention was to increase production efficiency.Unfortunately,it had the opposite effect,as deliveries fell behind schedule and costs increased.Jeff Akspen,the director of information technology services,asked Joyce Jenkins to come in and talk with him about the system.Joyce is a long-time employee of Custer,and her opinion is valued by her peers and by her supervisor."So Joyce,how's it going down there in the shop?""Not so good,Jeff.Used to be we got a weekly pick list so we knew how to plan production.Now,we got that computer system.Most of us can't figure out how to use it to do our jobs.Is there some way to print out a pick list?"Jeff thought for a while before responding."Well,Joyce,to tell you the truth,I'm not so sure how to do it myself,but there must be a way.We'll bring in the consultants that helped us build the system.Maybe they can help." Which of the following characteristics of useful information is absent in the situation described above?

• A) Relevant
• B) Reliable
• C) Complete
• D) Timely
• E) Understandable
• F) Verifiable
• G) Accessible

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Definitions:

Primary Key

A unique identifier for each row in a database table, ensuring data integrity.

Datasheet

A datasheet is a document, generally in digital format, that provides detailed information about the characteristics, specifications, and use of a product or component.

Major Key

A major key in music theory is a scale that tends to sound bright and cheerful, composed of specific whole and half step sequences. In databases, it may refer to the main or primary key.

Minor Keys

Minor keys in music refer to scales or keys that have a darker, more somber tone compared to major keys.