The term electronic data processing (EDP) is broadly defined. It essentially encompasses the input, processing, transport, and output of data by software on computer systems. Related topics will be discussed in this section.
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The use of information and telecommunication technologies (ICT) generally enables companies to increase their productivity - and thus enhance their competitiveness. The German Federal Statistical Office in Wiesbaden regularly conducts a survey among German companies in cooperation with other partners.
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Working with two monitors offers many advantages. However, configuration issues do arise from time to time.
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SQL systems are rational database management tools, but they do have some differences. What they all have in common is that data is stored in an organized manner in different tables, and these tables have relationships with each other.
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As user-friendly as Windows may be, unforeseen circumstances can prevent you from updating via the automated Windows Update Manager. Do you now have to go without this update? No!
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The operating system freezes, error messages flood the system, or certain services no longer start, or registry entries are corrupted or missing. A corrupted Windows installation is unsightly and annoying. However, with just a few steps, the system can often be made operational again and errors can be resolved.
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Everyone knows it: the Windows Task Manager, which shows the user the load and resource usage of the computer and its running processes. The Task Manager is an integral part of the Microsoft Windows operating system. Often used as a process manager, it allows for the forced termination of hanging or locking programs. Modifications to the programs that load when Windows starts are also possible here. Resource conservation is essential for an efficient computer.
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Cloud service providers offer bookable internet resources for private and business use. With this "on-demand data processing," providers can supply resources such as large data storage, internet applications, desktop applications, or even computing power.
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Basic principles of personal data and the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).