Database Design ChallengesWhat is the most important component of a database? Is it the design standards, the processing speed, or the information requirements? The fact is that for a database to be effective, it must have a balance between all three of these areas. However, striking a balance can often be a challenging process that requires design compromises.For this Discussion, you analyze the challenges of balancing design standards, processing speed, and information requirements when designing a database.To prepare:Review the information in section 4.3 in the course text, Coronel, C. & Morris, S. (2015). Database systems: Design, implementation, and management (11th ed.). Stamford, CT: Cengage Learning.Reflect on the three areas of database design: design standards, processing speed, and information requirements.Consider how you would weigh the importance of each of the three areas in designing a database.Post on or before Day 3 an explanation of the challenges of balancing design standards, processing speed, and information requirements when designing a database. Identify the area(s) in which you would be least willing to compromise and explain factors that might influence your decision. Explain the importance of having a balanced database design.
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