The Use of an Organization's Operational Data as the Source

question 56

Multiple Choice

The use of an organization's operational data as the source data for a business intelligence system is not usually recommended because it ________.

• A) is not possible to create reports based on operational data
• B) is not possible to perform business intelligence analyses on operational data
• C) requires considerable processing and can drastically reduce system performance
• D) considers only the external data and not the internal data regarding the organization's functions

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