What makes information useful?

Question 1

Information that includes all relevant aspects of events or activities, providing sufficient detail and scope.
Does not omit important aspects of events of activities.

Answer 1

Complete

Question 2

Limits access to information so that only authorized individuals can view or use it.

Answer 2

Access Restricted

Question 3

Information that is correct and free from mistakes; it accurately reflects events and activities.

Answer 3

Accurate

Question 4

Information includes data up to the most recent date and time, reflecting the latest events and activities.
Up to the present data and time.

Answer 4

Current

Question 5

Information is presented clearly and briefly, covering all necessary points without unnecessary detail.

Answer 5

Concise

Question 6

Information is presented without bias or prejudice, remaining impartial and fair.

Answer 6

Objective

Question 7

Information that helps to reduce uncertainty and improve decision-making by being applicable and useful.
Reduces uncertainty and improves decision making

Answer 7

Relevant

Question 8

Information is provided promptly, allowing decision-makers to use it before decisions need to be made.

Answer 8

Timely

Question 9

Information is presented in a uniform format over time, maintaining the same structure and style.

Answer 9

Consistent

Question 10

Information is easy to utilize for various tasks, and is readable by both humans and machines.

Answer 10

Useable

Question 11

Information is considered true and reliable because it comes from a well-regarded source or has credible content.

Answer 11

Reputable

Question 12

Information can be independently confirmed by two knowledgeable people producing the same results.

Answer 12

Verifiable

Question 13

Information is accessible to users when they need it and is presented in a format that is easy and quick to use.

Answer 13

Available

Question 14

Information is easily comprehended and interpreted

Answer 14

Understandable