Distinguish reference data, master data, and the practices used to govern them consistently over time.
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You will work on points such as: In data management, what type of data describes relatively stable bus… · What type of data is typically implemented as controlled code lists,… · What kind of data records individual business events like orders, inv….
1In data management, what type of data describes relatively stable business entities like customers or products?
Answer: Data describing core, shared business entities used across many processes and systems.
2What type of data is typically implemented as controlled code lists, such as country or currency codes?
Answer: Data that defines allowable values and classifications used consistently across systems.
3What kind of data records individual business events like orders, invoices, or shipments?
Answer: Data that captures each specific business transaction at the time it occurs.
4When comparing master data and reference data, which type usually represents full business entities?
Answer: The data type that models complete entities such as customers, products, or suppliers.
5What key difference distinguishes master data from transactional data in terms of lifespan?
Answer: One describes relatively long-lived entities, while the other records short-lived event instances.
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