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the physical and organisational structures and facilities needed for the operation of a business
whether the equipment, connections and services an organisation needs are working and can be used when required
staff working together on the same project, sharing ideas and splitting tasks
software used online that needs little storage or processing power on the device
data collected about the people visiting an online shop, showing what they buy and where they are based
customers and staff can use an organisation's services at any time of the day or night
staff completing their duties from home or another location away from the workplace
changes to a building such as ramps, lifts or specialist furniture so all staff can work there
specialist software or hardware, such as screen readers, that helps staff with additional needs do their job
making sure all staff feel valued, respected and able to take part fully
the duty placed on organisations by law to make reasonable adjustments for disabled staff and customers
the processing power, storage and connection speed needed to run an organisation's chosen systems
employing staff from a range of ages, ethnic backgrounds, religions and genders
devices such as mobile phones, laptops and tablets used to share information between staff
software installed and run on a device rather than being accessed online
information is split into separate parts, each of which is held in a different location
designing systems and workplaces so that everyone, including people with disabilities, can use them
the same records are copied in full and held in several different places as a backup