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    An enterprise data model represents the data across an entire organization, encompassing multiple databases, while a conceptual data model focuses on a single database. An enterprise data model addresses an organization's entire business processes, data, and IT assets at an enterprise-wide level of scope, whereas a conceptual data model has a narrower scope of a single database. Other key differences between enterprise and conceptual data models include the number of databases each represents and the level of scope or organization each addresses.

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    An enterprise data model represents the data across an entire organization, encompassing multiple databases, while a conceptual data model focuses on a single database. An enterprise data model addresses an organization's entire business processes, data, and IT assets at an enterprise-wide level of scope, whereas a conceptual data model has a narrower scope of a single database. Other key differences between enterprise and conceptual data models include the number of databases each represents and the level of scope or organization each addresses.

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    1.Explain the differences between an enterprise data model and a conceptual data model.

    How many databases does each represent?

    Data representation can be referred to as the form in which we stored the data, processed it and
    transmitted it. In order to store the data in digital format, we can use any device like computers,
    smartphones, and iPads. Electronic circuitry is used to handle the stored data.

    What scope of the organization does each addres?

    The enterprise architecture organizational scope includes organization's business processes, data,


    and Information Technology assets.

    What are other salient differences?

    If something stands out in a very obvious way, it can be called salient. It's time to find new friends if the
    differences between you and your current friends are becoming more and more salient.

    2. Is it possible that during the physical database design and creation step of database development you
    might want to return to the logical database design activity? Why or why

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