Info. management

Most employees communicate with email and much of an enterprise’s internal and external business communication is done via email (and attachments).

• Email

• File

• Databases

• Instant Messaging (IM)

This is becoming the way employees talk to one another in real-time.

• Email

• File

• Databases

• Instant Messaging (IM)

Companies usually maintain a number of databases on several different hardware and software platforms.

• Email

• File

• Databases

• Instant Messaging (IM)

Most sizeable companies have huge stores of electronic files scattered throughout the enterprise (a legacy of desktop networking). Letters, memos, reports, spreadsheets, database files, presentations, etc.

• Email

• File

• Databases

• Instant Messaging (IM)

The information lifecycle is the change in the value of information over time. When data is first created, it often has the highest value and is used frequently.

• True

• False

Information Mapping take more the character of 'advisory' audits, which are 'more concerned with informing users of existing systems and practices

• True

• False

A method of bringing together current learning research and instructional technology into a comprehensive materials development and presentation technology to improve technical communication.

• True

• False

The role of communications audits was explored by Booth (1968, 1999) and, more recently, by Potter (1990), who categorized communication audits as being used to measure the effectiveness of introducing IT

• True

• False

Business Operations is the he best information systems succeed in delivering benefits through the achievement of change within the business systems.

• True

• False

Performance management is the organizational success must be balanced with internal efficiency, customer satisfaction, and with organizational learning and development.

• True

• False