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P4 Introduction To Data And Information

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Introduction to Data and Information
Morgan Harvey
By Husnain Ahmed
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Introduction
In this report, I will talk about a selected business and the kinds of data and information that it uses to conduct its business effectively. The business I will be talking about is Apple. As well as talking about the data and information the business collects, I will also be talking about the sector that the business is in, as well as the specific needs of Apple with the certain methods of collecting data that I mention. I will also talk about the kinds of data and information that Apple is likely to need to conduct its business efficiently and effectively and how these might be used within the organisation. Furthermore, I will also talk about the specific needs of Apple and how the sources I use and types of data and information I mention are related to these needs. Lastly, I will consider what it is about the data that makes it valuable to the organisation and what constraints, if any, might need to be applied to them to ensure their security, accuracy and reliability.

Firstly, I will talk about what sector Apple is in. Apple is a publicly owned company (PLC). This means that the businesses …show more content…

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