Initially the data base concept has no involvement with an automated
system. The logical data requirements are defined before the physical
organisation of the files is considered.
The key to a successful data base is that data be organised as an entity
and operated on as an integrated structure.
After the major logical decisions have been made the problem of how best
to store the data can be tackled. The resulting structure may well be a
mixture of automated files and paper files.

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The following documents have been found together:

• Brandon Applied Systems - Corporate Data Base Guide
• Brandon Computer Services - Examples of Management Decision Making Processes
• Data Base Design Techniques Conference, September 1969 - Delegate List

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Date Published : Unknown

Manufacturer : Brandon Applied Systems

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