Turning data into useable information is hindered by transactional databases set up to be simultaneously accessed for reporting and analysis.

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Transactional databases are primarily designed for operations such as insert, update, delete, or retrieve data items; they are not inherently hindered in turning data into usable information for reporting and analysis. However, for complex reporting and analysis, data is often moved to specialized systems (like data warehouses) that are optimized for these tasks, but this does not mean transactional databases hinder the process.

Turning Data into Useable Information Is Hindered by Transactional Databases