Chapter 5 Flashcards

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data governance

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managing information across an entire organization

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master data management

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process that spans all of the business processes and applications.

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master data

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set of core data, such as customer, product, employee, vendor, geographic location. Spans all of the enterprises information system.

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databases

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provides all users with access to the data.

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What does database sytems minimize?

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data redundancy, data isolation, data inconsistency.

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what do database systems maximize?

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data security, data integrity, data interdependence.

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bit (binary digit)

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smallest unit of data a computer can process. 0’s or 1’s.

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data hierarchy

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database-file-record-field-byte-bit

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byte

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represents single characters

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data model

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diagram respresenting entities in the database and their relations.

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instance

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specific or unique representation of an entity

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attribute

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characterstic of quality of an entity.

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primary key

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unique identifier

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secondary keys

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other fields not representing the file with complete accuracy.

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entity relationship modeling

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ER diagram. association between two entitites. Diagrams entities, attributes, and relationships.

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cardinalilty

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in entity relationship model. refers to maximum number of instances for entity. 1 or many.

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modality

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in entity relationship mod. refers to minimum number of instances for entity. 0 or 1

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identifiers

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primary key

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relational database model

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two dimensional tables- big files=flat files

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structured query language

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most popular language. used to perform searches with simple statements or keywords. May include key words like SELECT, FROM, WHERE…

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query by example

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user fills out grid or template to construct a sample. Drag and drop.

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data dictionary

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defines the appropriate format for entering the data into the database. Provides information on each attribute.

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Normalization

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reduces relational databases for minimum redundancy, maximum data integrity, and optimal processing performance. Depend only on the primary key.

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Data warehouse

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repository of historical data organized by subject to support decision makers in the organization. Expensive and usually used by larger companies.

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Data mart
lower cost. Designed for end-user needs in a small organization or strategic business unit (SBU) or a department in a large organization.
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Characteristics of Data Warehouses and Marts
* organized by business dimension or subject * uses online analytical processing * integrated- customer data can be integrated from internal and external systems and create a comprehensive view of the customer. * Time variant- stores years of data * Nonvolatile- only IT professionals can change or update the data. * Multidimensional- multidimensional structures, unlike tables which are only two dimensional.
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multidimensional structure
more than two dimensions, data cube.
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knowledge management
process that helps organizations manipulate important knowledge that is part of the organizations memory, usually in an unstructured format.
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explicit knowledge
objective, rational, technical knowledge. Policies, procedural guides. Codified knowledge that can be distributed to others or transformed into a process or strategy
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tacit knowledge
subjective or experiental learning. Trade secrets, skill sets.
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intellectual assets, intellectual capital
other terms for knowledge.
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knowledge management systems
the use of modern information technologies
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best practices
most effective and effecient way of doing things
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Describe the six steps in knowledge management system cycle.
1. Create knowledge 2. Capture knowledge 3. Refine knowledge 4. Store knowledge 5. Manage knowledge 6. Disseminate knowledge- made avaialabe to other parts of the organization