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Vinvika [58]
3 years ago
15

Which is a typical job role/career in business information management?

Business
1 answer:
Crank3 years ago
4 0
D. project manager
Explanation:
All of these are potential options for business information management graduates. However, perhaps the most important one is that of project manager. Project management is closely related to business information management. People in this career are able to understand how to use technology to gather data that can help them desing better projects. They are also skilled at transforming this data ito meaningful information. With this information, they are also able to analyze and propose strategies that benefit their companies and projects.
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Rent                   Square feet of floor space $ 49,000

Advertising        Amount of dollar sales      $ 80,000

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A                         5,500            $ 355,000              31

B                         5,900            $ 375,000              33

C                         6,100            $ 520,000              35

Totals               17,500          $ 1,250,000              99

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