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Students' Guide to Information Technology, 2nd Edition
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Students' Guide to Information Technology, 2nd Edition

by Roger Carter
May 2014
Beginner content levelBeginner
266 pages
11h 32m
English
Newnes
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Students Guide to Information
Technology
Question
2 Data processing systems and expert systems both rely on stored
information. In the former, the information is held as data in records
and fields, whereas in the latter it is organized as facts and rules. Both,
however, can be of value to management in helping it decide what to
produce.
From the manager's point of view, the main differences between the
two systems are that they are looking at different types of knowledge,
and they present their findings in different
ways.
Explain in detail (i.e.
half
a
page) these two differences.
Computer-aided design
A
computer-aided design
(CAD) package
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ISBN: 9781483183831