A) are facts and figures that have been stored in databases so that they can be accessed and manipulated by a computer while information has not been.
B) is less reliable than information because its accuracy has not been verified.
C) is mathematical in nature while information is verbal in nature.
D) are raw, unanalyzed facts and figures while information is data that has been processed and summarized so that is can be used by decision makers.
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A) social media.
B) cookie mining.
C) Web 2.0.
D) Web 3.0.
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A) greater reliance on mainframe computers.
B) increase in the number of firms using spreadsheet software.
C) reduction in the amount of time managers spend searching for relevant information.
D) taller organization as firms hire more information specialists to handle the increased flow of information.
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A) Longer hours at the office for most workers
B) Concerns about security issues from hackers and computer viruses
C) Concerns about loss of privacy
D) Lost productivity due to glitches and system crashes
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A) Trying to prevent viruses is likely to be more costly and troublesome than just dealing with the virus if your computer becomes infected. Moreover, the chance of actually getting a virus is very small, and even if you get one, most viruses do very little real damage. Thus the best course of action is to simply continue to ignore the problem.
B) Although viruses are potentially harmful, there is no effective way to prevent their spread. The best approach is to back up important files on a regular basis and reformat the hard drive any time a virus appears.
C) The Internet has automatic safeguards that prevent viruses from being transmitted when files are downloaded. Thus, the best way for Tucker to avoid harmful viruses is to use the Internet to send any files he wants to share rather than swapping easily infected diskettes.
D) There is no absolutely foolproof way to avoid viruses, but one reasonably effective safeguard is to install antivirus software and use it to scan diskettes and downloaded files, making sure that the software is updated on a regular basis to remain effective.
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A) data processing.
B) knowledge management.
C) information systems.
D) personal computing.
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A) credit card fraud.
B) online theft.
C) cyberterrorism.
D) counterfeiting.
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