Explain what is meant by "corporate culture." Why is it important? 

What will be an ideal response?

Every firm has an underlying corporate culture. A corporate culture is the set of beliefs, rules, traditions, values, and attitudes that define a company and influence its way of doing business. To be successful, a systems analyst must understand the corporate culture and how it affects the way information is managed. Companies sometimes include statements about corporate culture in their mission statements. A systems analyst must understand the firm’s culture and find it comfortable. If the company encourages personal growth and empowerment, work is much more enjoyable.

Computer Science & Information Technology

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Describe the two types of recovery objectives you should build for each production database under different risk scenarios.

What will be an ideal response?

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