Information Management

Examples of how a network can improve communications via:

• Email, videoconferencing and chat

• Email, cloud computing, videoconferencing and online chat

• Email, videoconferencing and groups

Data is

• raw unorganised facts, figures and symbols.

• raw organised facts, figures and symbols.

• manipulated facts, figures and symbols.

information management strategies are important because:

• they can improve business processes, regulate staff turnover, help make decisions as well as manage data storage and disposal as well as user access.

• they can improve business processes, regulate document management and help make decisions.

• they can improve business processes, regulate document management, help make decisions as well as manage data storage and disposal as well as user access.

Advantages of having effective information management strategies include:

• it allows for organisations to collect large amounts of data about their customers.

• Can be time consuming and costly to implement.

• Legal obligations and legislations must be factored into documentation or a business may risk their reputation.

The Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014

• provides for the responsible collection and handling of personal information in the Australian public sector.

• provides for the responsible collection and handling of personal information in the Victorian private sector.

• provides for the responsible collection and handling of personal information in the Victorian public sector.

The Health Records Act 2001

• regulates the collection and handling of health information in both the public and private sector due to the likelihood of individuals receiving treatment and care at various stages of their life.

• regulates the collection and handling of health information in both the public and private sector due to the likelihood of individuals receiving treatment and care at various stages of their life from both public and private health services.

• regulates the collection and handling of health information in both the public and private sector due to the likelihood of individuals receiving treatment and care.

Information is

• data that has not been manipulated into meaningful and useful forms with context.

• data that has been manipulated into forms with context.

• data that has been manipulated into meaningful and useful forms with context.

The three key areas information management strategies must encompass are:

• the control, storage and disposal of data & information.

• the access, storage and disposal of data & information.

• the control disposal of data & information.

The image is an example of?

• User flow diagram

• Layout diagram

• Flow chart

• GANTT CHART

The following text is an example of a:

• Analysis of a project

• Testing table

• Hypothesis

• Conclusion of a project plan