1 .		Your industrial supply company wants to create a data warehouse where management can obtain a single corporate-wide view of critical sales information to identify best-selling products in specific geographic areas, key customers, and sales trends. Your sales and product information are stored in several different systems: a divisional sales system running on a UNIX server and a corporate sales system running on an IBM mainframe. You would like to create a single standard format that consolidates these data from both systems. The following format has been proposed. Prod_No Product_ Description Cost_per_ Unit Units_ Sold Sales_Region Division Customer_ID                             The following are sample files from the two systems that would supply the data for the data warehouse: Mechanical Parts Division Sales System Prod_No Product_ Description Cost_per_Unit Units_Sold Sales_Region Customer_ID 60231 4" Steel bearing 5.28 900,245 N.E. Anderson 85773 SS assembly unit 12.45 992,111 M.W. Kelly Industries Corporate Sales System Product_ID Product_ Description Unit_Cost Units_Sold Sales_Territory Division 60231 Bearing, 4" 5.28 900,245 Northeast Parts 85773 SS assembly unit 12.02 992,111 Midwest Parts What business problems are created by not having these data in a single standard format? How easy would it be to create a database with a single standard format that could store the data from both systems? Identify the problems that would have to be addressed. Should the problems be solved by database specialists or general business managers? Explain. Who should have the authority to finalize a single company-wide format for this information in the data warehouse?