Unlikely. An "enterprise-wide" RDBS usually involves local data being stored remotely, the tendancy is to increase network traffic and decrease performance.
An RDBS will have facilities to ensure confidentiality - however ad-hoc arrangements can do this too.
An enterprise-wide solution is likely to reduce redundancy and thus reduce disk space usage. However thios is not the most important benefit.
An enterprise-wide RDBS eliminates redundancy (copies of data). This in turn avoids the possibility inconsistency in the data.
Unlikely. An "enterprise-wide" RDBS usually involves local data being stored remotely, the tendancy is to increase network traffic and decrease performance.
Which of the following is the most important advantage of an "enterprise-wide" relational database management system compared against an ad-hoc arrangement?
Access to data will be faster.
Confidentiality is assured.
Disk space is used more efficiently.
Inconsistencies are avoided.
Network traffic is reduced.
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