What is a goal of the process Business data management?

Question

Options

• Amanagement of the data quality in an information system
• Bimprovement of the technical behavior of an information system
• Cmodifying business data in an information system

• A
  9% (4)
• B
  72% (31)
• C
  19% (8)

Explanation

Heads-up: there appears to be an error in the provided correct answer. Based on standard IT service management frameworks (such as ITIL), Option A is the correct answer, not B.

Business data management is a process whose primary goal is ensuring the quality, accuracy, completeness, and integrity of data within an information system - which is exactly what Option A describes.

Option B is wrong because improving the technical behavior of an information system describes processes like capacity management, performance management, or infrastructure optimization - not data management.

Option C is wrong because modifying business data is an operational activity (like a data entry task), not the overarching goal of a management process. Management governs and oversees; it doesn't simply perform edits.

Memory tip: Think of "Business Data Management" - the focus is on the data itself (its quality and reliability), not on the technical system that hosts it. If the goal involved hardware or system performance, it would be called something like "technical performance management."

If this question is from a specific study guide or framework document, double-check the source - the listed correct answer (B) appears to be a mistake.

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