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Title: Information Collection, Storage and Sharing


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Information Collection, Storage and Sharing
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Information Collection, Storage and Sharing
  • The use of computers have made it easier than
    before, to collect, store and share large amounts
    of information.

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Reasons for Collecting Information
  • The most common reasons of collecting information
    are
  • So that the information can be used as a
    commodity
  • To make tactical and strategic decisions
  • To monitor, control and supervise operations
  • To be informed

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Storing Information
  • Reasons for storing information are
  • For reference
  • For analysis
  • As a back-up
  • For archives
  • For distribution

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Sharing of Information
  • Information can be shared using
  • Manual files
  • Networks
  • E-mail or instant messaging
  • CDs and floppy disks

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Protecting and SecuringInformation
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Protecting and SecuringInformation
  • Since information is so valuable, considerable
    effort is spent protecting it from theft, fire,
    viruses, hackers, data loss and data corruption.

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Protecting Information
  • Numerous methods are used to protect and secure
    information. The most widely used of these
    methods are
  • Using passwords
  • File encryption
  • Physical access restriction
  • Software access restriction

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Protecting Information Contd
  • Virus protection
  • Using fireproof cabinets
  • Using firewalls
  • Back-up and recovery
  • Archiving

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Data Corruption
  • Data may be corrupted by
  • A computer virus
  • Willful acts of employees
  • Computer malfunction
  • Power surges or outages
  • Poor methods for updating data

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Reducing the risk of data corruption
  • Minimizing the risk of computer malfunction by
    performing periodic computer maintenance and
    keeping the computer in a cool room away from
    smoke and dust
  • Using surge protectors and uninterrupted power
    supply units
  • Performing quality control audits to minimize
    willful corruption
  • Installing anti-virus software
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