The accuracy, consistency, and completeness of the information held on a computer database. Data integrity is a crucial aspect of information assurance and refers to the reliability and trustworthiness of data throughout its lifecycle.
Database Management refers to the methodology of storing, manipulating, and retrieving data within a database, encompassing tasks such as data entry, classification, modification, updating, and output reporting.
In computer word- or data-processing systems, a field is a group of adjacent characters representing a specific piece of information within a record.
An Integrated Office System (IOS) is a software suite used primarily in personal computers or small-scale business computers that consolidates multiple functionalities typically performed by standalone applications, such as spreadsheets, word processors, database management systems, and graphics.
A list owner refers to the individual or organization that possesses and controls a mailing list, often used for marketing and solicitation purposes. Mailing lists are generally sold on a price per name basis.
Real-time processing involves the immediate processing of data and information requests with minimal delay, while updating the relevant database simultaneously. This requires advanced computational power and sophisticated application software.
Speech recognition software allows users to interact with their computers using verbal commands. This technology can perform a variety of tasks such as word processing, managing spreadsheets, and handling database management.
