ACCT INFO SYSTEMS (ACCESS CODE)
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ISBN: 9781337599320
Author: GELINAS
Publisher: CENGAGE L
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Chapter 2, Problem 6DQ
Describe a situation in which information would be shared between two of the “silos” in Figure 2.2 (pg. 43). What data would be shared? Why would the data be shared? (Hint: You might refer to Figure 2.3 [pg. 44], Figure 2.7 [pg. 53], or Figure 2.10 [pg. 56].)
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