Normalisation:
A)Is a process that can now be eliminated in designing databases due to technology improvements.
B)Ensures all the higher-level operational aspects are also included,as normalisation starts with the tables,forms and data of the organisation.
C)Is a top-down process.
D)Minimises potential anomalies that can emerge in a data management system

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Normalisation is a crucial process in designing databases as it minimises potential anomalies that can occur in a data management system. It aims to eliminate data redundancies and inconsistencies by organising data into tables, ensuring that each table contains only related data, and establishing relationships between tables. The other choices are incorrect as technology improvements do not eliminate the need for normalisation, normalisation includes operational aspects but is primarily focused on data organisation, and normalisation can be a top-down or bottom-up process depending on the approach taken.