Introduction to Information Management in Businesses

Enterprises invest in information technology as they have proven to deliver an economic value to the ______

If information presents value, it can be considered an ______

Information can be an asset or a liability, depending on the adopted information strategy or ______ factors

Storing too much or too little information could cause an adverse effect on a ______

Sales information is an obvious asset for decision making and business growth, however storing information without proper analysis turns into a ______

Information Management - Is the collection and management of information from one or more sources and the distribution of that information to one or more ______

Raw, unprocessed streams of facts are usually referred to as ______

Data that have been organized so that they have meaning and value to the recipient is called ______

The difference between data and information is determined mainly by how they are used in a business ______

When individual data entries are processed, some utility value or meaning is added to raw data to transform it into business ______

Businesses collect and store all sorts of ______, whether they are necessary facts about their daily operations, customers, or products

An individual entry on a sales receipt does not become 'informative' to the business unless it has a purpose or a ______