Fundamentals of Information Systems Chapter 1 Quiz
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What is the term used to define the collection of data organized in such a way that they have value beyond the facts themselves?

  • Datum
  • Dataware
  • Factualization
  • Information (correct)

What is the term used to define the awareness and understanding of a set of information and the ways it can be made useful to support a task?

  • Knowledge (correct)
  • Informatics
  • Factualization
  • Datafication

What is the soft side of implementing change referred to as?

  • Change resistance
  • Change-friendly environment
  • Adaptation catalyst
  • Critical factor in successful adoption (correct)

Which type of information helps people perform tasks more efficiently and effectively?

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What does turning data into information involve?

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What are the fundamental components of an information system?

<p>Hardware, software, and people (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes the characteristics of quality data?

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What must be in place to ensure successful implementation and use of an information system?

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What distinguishes data from information and knowledge?

<p>Data represents raw facts, while information is processed data that has meaning within a context, and knowledge is derived from information through reasoning and learning. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the three fundamental types of information systems?

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Information

Data organized to have value beyond just facts.

Knowledge

Understanding of information and its application.

Successful Adoption

The soft side of implementing change.

Valuable Information

Information that improves task efficiency and effectiveness.

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Data to Information

Transforming raw data into meaningful data.

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Information System

Combination of hardware, software, and people.

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Quality Data

Data that is timely, accurate, relevant, and complete.

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Organizational Complements

Things in place for successful system implementation & use.

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Data vs. Information vs. Knowledge

Data is raw fact; information is processed useful data w/ context; knowledge comes from reasoning and learning.

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Types of IS

Transaction, Management, and Decision support systems.

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Study Notes

Information and Data

  • The collection of data organized to have value beyond the facts themselves is defined as information.
  • Having awareness and understanding of a set of information and knowing how to make it useful to support a task is defined as wisdom.

Change Management

  • The soft side of implementing change is referred to as change management.

Types of Information

  • Procedural information helps people perform tasks more efficiently and effectively.

Data to Information

  • Turning data into information involves organizing, analyzing, and interpreting data to extract useful insights.

Information Systems

  • The fundamental components of an information system are hardware, software, data, and people.
  • Successful implementation and use of an information system require strong management support, adequate training, and a clear understanding of business needs.

Quality Data

  • Quality data is characterized by being accurate, complete, relevant, timely, and consistent.

Data, Information, and Knowledge

  • What distinguishes data from information and knowledge is the level of organization, analysis, and insight.
  • Data is raw facts and figures, information is organized and analyzed data, and knowledge is insight and understanding gained from information.

Types of Information Systems

  • The three fundamental types of information systems are transactional, management, and strategic.

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Test your knowledge on the fundamentals of information systems with this quiz based on Chapter 1 of the Ninth Edition. Topics include distinguishing data from information and knowledge, and understanding the role of information systems in organizations.

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