In-memory computing relies on a computer's main memory for storing data

The prefatory parts of a report should

A) help readers decide whether and how they need to read the report. B) be prepared and written before the text of the report. C) include an introduction to the report. D) not require any revision once they are written. E) be placed at the end of the report.

Equally as important as delivering the right quantity of information, is the delivery of what?

A) Supplemental data B) Visual aids C) Background research information D) Survey results E) Quality information