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==== The default business data Model ==== | ==== The default business data Model ==== | ||
- | Do you work in the energy sector? Automotive? Insurance? | + | Do you work in the energy sector? Automotive? Insurance? |
- | If you look carefully to the basics of your business, most likely your will agree that there is a simple data model that | + | |
+ | If you look carefully to the basics of your business | ||
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- | Business data model is mainly depends on five tables. | ||
- | * **Product** | ||
- | * **Contract** | ||
- | * **Assets** | ||
- | * **BE** | ||
- | * **Accounts** | ||
- | * Product table manages the different type of item of the organisation. | ||
- | * Account table manages all the customer information. | ||
- | * Contract table manages the agreement between the customer and organisation for the product. | ||
- | * Assets table is connected with be table that manages the business entity for the product, which the customer have signed the contract. |