GE Elective 1.1 Flashcards

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refers to raw, unporcessed facts or figures. It can be numbers, symbols, characters, or any unorganized representation of facts.

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Data

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Characteristics of Data (3)

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-Raw and unrefined
-Lacks context or meaning on its own
-can be quantitative (e.g., numbers) or qualitative (e.g., descriptions)

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is a processed data that has been organized, structured, or interpreted to make it meaningful and useful.

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Information

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Characteristics of Information: (3)

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-contextualized and relevant
-provides answers to who, what, where, and when
-used for decision-making and problem-solving

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Types of Data (3)

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  1. Structured Data
  2. Unstructured Data
  3. Semi-structured Data
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organized and formatted in a way that is easily searchable and analyzable.

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Structured Data

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Characteristics:
- stored in databases or spreadsheets
- follows a predefined model (e.g., rows and columns)

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Structured Data

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data that lacks a predefined format or organization.

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Unstructured Data

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Characteristics:
- difficult to analyze using traditional methods
- includes text, images, videos, and audio

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Unstructured Data

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3.data that is not fully organized but contains tags or markers to separate elements.

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Semi-structured Data

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Characteristics:
- combines features of structured and unstructured data
- often stored in JSON or XML formats

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Semi-structured Data

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5 Uses of Data and Information

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  1. Decision-Making
  2. Problem-solving
  3. Strategic Planning
  4. Operational Efficiency
  5. Innovation
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help individuals and organizations make informed decisions.

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Decision-making

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provides insights to identify and resolve issues.

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Problem-solving

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data-driven insights guide long-term strategies and goals.

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Strategic Planning

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data helps optimize processes and reduce costs.

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Operational Efficiency

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information fuels creativity and the development of new products or services.

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Innovation

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3 Types of Information

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  1. Operational Information
  2. Tactical Information
  3. Strategic Information
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information used for day-to-day operations and activities.

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Operational Information

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Characteristics:
- short-term focus
- datailed and specific

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Operational Information

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information used for short-term planning and decision making.

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Tactical Information

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Characteristics:
- focuses on achieving specific goals
- summarizes operational data

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Tactical Information

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Information used for long-term planning and decision-making.

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Strategic Information

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Characteristics:
- broad and forward-looking
- focuses on overall organizational goals

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Strategic Information

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refers to the collective insights, expertise, and information that an organization possesses which can be used to improve decision-making, innovation, and performance.
Organizational Knowledge
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2 Types of Knowledge
1. Explicit Knowledge 2. Tacit Knowledge
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formal, documented knowledge (e.g., manuals, reports)
Explicit Knowledge
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informal, experience-based knowledge (e.g., skills, intuition)
Tacit Knowledge
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4 the Role of IT System's in Knowledge Creation
1. Data Collection 2. Data Processing 3. Information Generation 4. Knowledge Creation
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IT systems gather raw data from various sources (e.g., sensors, databases, user inputs).
Data Collection
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IT systems organize, clean, and analyze data to generate meaningful information.
Data Processing
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Processed data is transformed into actionable insights.
Information Generation
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Information is combined with experience and expertise to create organizational knowledge.
Knowledge Creation