Modern Database Management
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Problems and Exercises 11-22 through 11-28 are based on the description of the Fitchwood Insurance Company that was introduced in the context of Problems and Exercises 9-46 through 9-54 in Chapter 9.
11-28. Read an SAS white paper (www.sas.com/resources/whitepaper/wp_56343.pdf) on the use of telematics in car insurance. If Fitchwood started to use one of these technologies, what consequences would it have for its IT infrastructure needs?
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