business data processing
- noun
- Specialized
:
procesamiento de datos empresariales
- The accountant oversees the business data processing required for financial reporting.
Examples
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Many companies invest heavily in business data processing systems to improve efficiency and accuracy.
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Advances in business data processing have transformed how organizations handle information.
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Effective business data processing is crucial for decision making.
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The business data processing system improved our efficiency.
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Many companies rely on sophisticated software for business data processing to manage their financial records efficiently.
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Effective business data processing helps organizations analyze sales trends and make informed decisions.
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After implementing a new system, the business data processing significantly improved the accuracy of the company’s reports.
Synonyms
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3.7
A set of steps a computer follows to get, change, or sort information
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4.0
Methods for collecting, storing, and using data with computers
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8.1
Automatic handling of information where collection and processing happen in one system
To use computers to store, manage and handle business or accounting information
Using computers to change, store, or organize information without people doing it
Computers process information without people doing it
An automatic system that collects and handles data in one place
How Automated
- Specialized
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4.3
- Specialized
- Specialized
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3.1
- Specialized
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2.1
Surface Forms
Morphology
business + data + processing
The phrase is fully compositional: a learner who knows 'business' (commercial activity), 'data' (information) and 'processing' (systematic handling) can directly infer it means the handling/manipulation of business-related information. Although somewhat technical, the lexical elements are frequent and the construction is cross-linguistically common, so a B1 learner who knows the parts will understand the MWE.
Etymology
Business data processing comes from the image of an office feeding piles of papers about sales and money, the business and the data, into a machine that sorts and files them, the processing. So today it means using computers to 'handle' and 'organize' business information.