Instructions:Draw a logical data model (ERD) for the Picnics R US case [Refer to ‘Assignment#1’ and‘Assiignment#2’ on Canvas under ‘Assignments’]Guidelines:A data model describes the data that flow through the business processes in anorganization. It represents the logical [rather than physical] organization of data. Later onin the system development process, the data model is changed to reflect exactly how thedata will be stored in databases and files.Hints:Whereas a process model (DFD) represents how the business system will operate, adata model (ERD) represents how the data that flow through the processes areorganized and presented. A data model is a formal way of representing the data that areused and created by a business system. Data stores of the DFD generally correspond toentities of the ERD: Identify the entities Add appropriate attributes for each entity Draw the relationships that connect associated entities Check the process models for data stores, external entities, and data flows Check the major inputs and outputs from the use cases Identify attributes of the entity that are relevant to the system under development Check the process model repository entries for details on data flows anddata stores Check the data requirements of the requirements definition Select each entity’s candidate identifier Start with an entity and identify all entities with which it shares relationships Determine the cardinality and modality of the relationships
Foundations Of Information Systems Management (Summative Assessment: DIKW and Business Strategy) As a leader in your selected field, it is important to be able to organize and explain the resources av
Foundations Of Information Systems Management (Summative Assessment: DIKW and Business Strategy) As a leader in your selected field, it is important to be able to organize and explain the resources available within the organization. The data, information, knowledge, and wisdom (DIKW) model is a tool for knowledge management. In this