As I previously mentioned in my first post, the world runs in systems - systems that handle information. An efficient system means that the system handles the information quickly and efficiently. In my entrepreneurial idea, my system will have to handle a lot of information. Information on customers, destinations, traveling plans and much more. If all this information was to be accessed and processed by a system, it might take a long time to transfer all this data globally. There needs to make this information smaller in size so that access and process this data. It is also important to know how much data there is, a standard is needed to measure the amount of data.
By using a binary code, the data of my entrepreneurial idea can be shrinker into just two numbers, 1 and 0. By transferring and accessing all these binary codes, information will become less complex. This makes processing and accessing data a lot more easier and quicker. Most importantly, it would make the system a lot more efficient and effective. The margin of error will be very low as well. Binary codes are the answer to the problem of transferring complex information.
Also, it is important to know the size of the data that is being transferred. If the amount of data exceeds the system's capability, the system will most definitely crash. Such things have happened before and therefore, it is definitely important to monitor all this data. Through monitoring the size of the data by using a standard, we are able to tell how much data is used and whether or not the system is capable of handling the amount of data. Globally recognized prefixes such as "Kilobytes", "Megabytes", "Gigabytes" and the like will help give us a standard unit to measure the amount of data. This makes monitoring the data much more easier.
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