Which of the following is a useful policy to minimize waste and mistakes?
a. changes t...
Computers and Technology, 19.12.2019 21:31 ladybugys
Which of the following is a useful policy to minimize waste and mistakes?
a. changes to html and urls should be documented and authorized by end users.
b. tight control should be avoided over critical tables.
c. system report titles should be as brief as possible and should simply indicate the report number.
d. users should implement proper procedures to ensure correct input data.
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