Question 1

What are the three phases of the content management life cycle?

Accepted Answer

1. Content creation and acquis

Question 2

What is data management?

Accepted Answer

Data management is the task of managing

Question 3

Information is facts where the meaning or intent is supplied by a particular usage.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

All Web-enabled database models are relational.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

The object data model stores data, procedures that can be performed on that data, attributes describing that data, and relationships between the data object and others.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

To manage data, it is not that important to define it in a structured way or how data is represented, or stored, but how data is retrieved for use.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

A well-designed data structure helps reduce problems related to data storage, undesired duplication of records, and multiple updating of records.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

________ are facts devoid of meaning or intent.

Accepted Answer

A)  Data 
B)  Information 
C)  Knowledge 
D)  Wisdom 
A)  Data 
B)  Information 
C)  Knowledge 
D)  Wisdom

Question 9

Distinguish between data, information, and knowledge.

Accepted Answer

1. Data consists of facts devo

Question 10

Which database model utilizes tuples to represent an individual entity?

Accepted Answer

A)  hierarchical model 
B)  network model 
C)  relational model 
D)  object-oriented model 
A)  hierarchical model 
B)  network model 
C)  relational model 
D)  object-oriented model

What are the three phases of the content management life cycle?

What is data management?

Information is facts where the meaning or intent is supplied by a particular usage.

All Web-enabled database models are relational.

The object data model stores data, procedures that can be performed on that data, attributes describing that data, and relationships between the data object and others.

To manage data, it is not that important to define it in a structured way or how data is represented, or stored, but how data is retrieved for use.

A well-designed data structure helps reduce problems related to data storage, undesired duplication of records, and multiple updating of records.

________ are facts devoid of meaning or intent.

Distinguish between data, information, and knowledge.

Which database model utilizes tuples to represent an individual entity?

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Strategic Uses of Information Technology

Strategic Information Systems Planning

Designing Corporate It Architecture

Managing Telecommunications

Managing Partnership-Based It Operations

Technology for Developing Effective Systems

Management Issues in System Development

Managing Information Security

Supporting Information-Centric Decision Making

Supporting It-Enabled Collaboration

Supporting Knowledge Work

The Opportunities and Challenges Ahead

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Exam 7: Managing Corporate Information Resources

What are the three phases of the content management life cycle?

What is data management?

Information is facts where the meaning or intent is supplied by a particular usage.

All Web-enabled database models are relational.

The object data model stores data, procedures that can be performed on that data, attributes describing that data, and relationships between the data object and others.

To manage data, it is not that important to define it in a structured way or how data is represented, or stored, but how data is retrieved for use.

A well-designed data structure helps reduce problems related to data storage, undesired duplication of records, and multiple updating of records.

________ are facts devoid of meaning or intent.

Distinguish between data, information, and knowledge.

Which database model utilizes tuples to represent an individual entity?

Information Systems Management in the Global Economy

The Top Is Job

Strategic Uses of Information Technology

Strategic Information Systems Planning

Designing Corporate It Architecture

Managing Telecommunications

Managing Partnership-Based It Operations

Technology for Developing Effective Systems

Management Issues in System Development

Managing Information Security

Supporting Information-Centric Decision Making

Supporting It-Enabled Collaboration

Supporting Knowledge Work

The Opportunities and Challenges Ahead

Filters