Which of the following is not generally considered a difficulty in using data analytical approaches in auditing and other areas? A)Determining data likely to be useful. B)Limitations in data accuracy,completeness and quality. C)Combining disparate databases with one another. D)The requirement for networks of linked "super-computers" to perform any such calculations.

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The requirement for networks of linked "super-computers" to perform any such calculations is not generally considered a difficulty in using data analytical approaches in auditing and other areas. In fact, with the advancements in technology, data analytics can be performed on personal computers or laptops with suitable software. A, B, and C are all considered difficulties in using data analytical approaches as they can affect the accuracy and reliability of the results obtained.

Which of the Following Is not generally Considered a Difficulty