Unit 2 – LO5 – Process Flow of Information

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Unit 2 – LO5 – Process Flow of Information 5.1 – Information sources and data types Explain the below features in information: Internal source (e.g. internal financial reports, market analysis) External source (e.g. supplier price lists, financial report from a third party) Primary data (e.g. reports direct from employees, foot measurements taken in a shoe shop): Secondary data (e.g. survey results received from a market research organisation, interest rate charged on a loan from a bank): Qualitative data (e.g. the colour of products, the names of employees): Quantitative data (e.g. expiry date of medicines, the number of staff working in an organisation): Purpose: 5.2 Data flow diagrams (DFDs) Explain the connectivity rules for drawing Level 1 DFDs: 5.2 Data flow diagrams (DFDs) Explain the symbols used for the following: