IMS 2nd stage_ 16/10/2024

_________________ IMS helps in gathering data from various sources, such as user inputs, sensors, or databases

• Data Collection

• Data Storage

• Data Management

• None of them

Quantitative Data: Quantitative data refers to numerical data that can be measured and quantified. It provides information that can be expressed in numbers, making it suitable for statistical analysis.

• True

• False

A list of numbers like 5, 8, 12 is an example of _________________

• Information

• IMS

• Data

• None of them

_________________ plays a pivotal role in various sectors such as healthcare, finance, education, and government,

• IMS

• Data Management

• Automation

• None of them

_________________ IMS processes the data to make it meaningful. This can include sorting, filtering, aggregating, and analyzing the data to derive insights and support decision-making.

• Data Collection

• Data Storage

• Data Management

• None of them

Critical Components of Information _______________

• Processed Data

• Meaningful

• Actionable

• Allof them

_________________ After collection, data needs to be securely stored

• Data Collection

• Data Storage

• Data Management

• None of them

_________________ Countable numbers, such as the number of students in a class

• Qualitative Data

• Continuous Data

• Discrete Data

• None of them

In January, 150 units of Product A and 100 units of Product B were sold.
The above information came from which stage?

• Processed Data

• Actionable Data

• Meaningful Data

• None of them

Taking the raw data "John, 27, Engineer" and presenting it as "John is a 27-year-old engineer working in the software development field" makes it useful ______________ for understanding or decision-making.

• Data

• Information

• Continuous Data

• Quantitative data