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anygoal [31]
3 years ago
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Give three examples of business processes or operations that would benefit significantly from having detailed real-time or near

real-time data and identify the benefits.
Business
1 answer:
LenaWriter [7]3 years ago
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Answer:

Business Processes/Operations that would benefit from having detailed real-time or near real-time data are:

  1. Air Tower/Radar Monitoring Operations
  2. Hualage/Logistics Operations
  3. Forex/Stock Trading Transactions

Explanation:

  1. Lower Risk: Real-time data in operations lowers risk, minimizes room for errors are decisions for course correction are made instantly as the data occur.
  2. Improved Efficiency: to make decisions on the spot based on real data mean to cut down on time spent before decisions are made. Hence, increased efficiency.
  3. Lower costs: Real-time collection and use of data imply automated systems. An Automated system allows for instant decisions without requiring the accumulation of paper trails. In most cases, real-time data also provide uncommon insights into the deep operations of the company.

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