Chapter 5: Information, Control, and Privacy Flashcards
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Resources that are tangible and can be easily identified. Usually starts from acquisition and are then assembled to be available for use when needed.
Physical Resources
Resources that are non-tangible and are considered valuable for what they represent rather than their physical make-up.
Conceptual Resources
Pictures, videos, and contact list are what type of resources?
Conceptual Resources
Smartphone is what type of resources?
Physical Resources
Conceptual resources identified are called _______.
Information
Conceptual resources: While everyone can be considered employees in a company, their skills, knowledge, and job experience set them apart from one another, thus, identifying the staff, managers, executives, and laborers.
Human Resources
Facts about something or someone that are provided or learned
Information
____ are considered relevant truths which have been validated and identified.
Facts
_______ are considered as _______ once it is proven, or once there is a proof or evidences of the said data or scenario.
Processed data, information
Information as a resource (ECTDSS)
Expandable, Compressible, Transportable, Diffusive, Sharable, Secret
Information as a resource - Knowing someone’s name
Expandable
Information as a resource - news’ one-liner headlines either on TV, news sites, or newspaper
Compressible
Information as a resource - Information such as digital information are easy to be transported
Transportable
Information as a resource - Gossip or rumors tend to spread easily, whether it’s true or not
Diffusive
Information as a resource - Spreading information are considered ____
Sharable
Information as a resource - There are information that can still be considered _____ thought it was shared
Secret
Valuable Information (F, R, S, C)
Flexible, Relevant, Simple, Complex
Valuable Information - information can be used for different purpose
Flexible
Valuable information - information is important to a decision maker
Relevant
Valuable information - information must not be overly complex and/or such detailed information
Simple
Valuable Information - may sometimes lead to confusion which could result to inaccuracy of details
Complex
Valuable Information ( A, C, E, R, T, V, A, S)
Accurate, Complete, Economical, Reliable, Timely, Verifiable, Accessible, and Secure
Valuable information helps managers make good decisions which is why valuable or useful information is called _________.
Knowledge
Information as a resource has 4 characteristics:
1) Zero-marginal cost
2) Non-rivalrous
3) Non-exclusive
4) Does not exhibit high-degrees of transparency