1.1+Reliability

=Reliability= Reliability refers to the operation of hardware, the design of software, the accuracy of data or thecorrespondence of data with the real world. Data may be unreliable if it is entered incorrectly or if itbecomes outdated. For example, a medical record that becomes dissociated from the patient it refers tobecomes unreliable. The reliability of machines, software and data determines our confidence in their value.

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 * Royal Bank of Canada online services and security and privacy policies;
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