1. How do you define "assets" from a financial standpoint? At what angle does the information conform to this definition? And at what angle does it not fit?
2. What is the unit of measurement for information quality?
3. For example, a situation in which the same piece of information has a higher quality in one of its applications and a lower quality in another application.
4. Find an article or book on a multidimensional framework of information quality or data quality. Explain how it differs from the Wang-strong framework and the similarities.
5. Explain the relationship between the definition of information product quality from the perspective of applicability and the definition of information product quality from an applied value perspective. Find out about the convenience and importance of information on the Internet, and describe their relationship to the quality of information.
6. As an organization, how can you find information quality gaps in your organization? Are there certain strategies to avoid these gaps?
7. Look at the information systems you have on hand to identify one of them and a data unit that belongs to the product. Create a Ip-map diagram for this data unit to track its life cycle.
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9. For example, by using appropriate data, algorithmic solutions for some important issues can be completely superseded.
10. To explain the distinction between alternative and irreplaceable assets in the information, please give specific examples.
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"Entity analysis and Information quality"-2.2.1 Review questions