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Using the Internet, find an example of what you think is a good database mission statement. Then, find an example of what a poor database mission statement. Explain your rationale and include at least two reasons backing up your rationale.

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This solution provides an analysis of two online mission statements; one that is good and another that is bad.

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Good Mission Statement

The purpose of the West Nile virus database is to maintain the data we receive on potential cases and to provide information that supports the disease control activities we provide to the public health community.

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