Cambridge Technicals in IT - Unit 02 - LO2.3

What is a key characteristic of high-quality information?

• Outdated.
• Valid.
• Irrelevant.
• Biased.

Answer explanation

Valid information ensures that data is accurate and appropriate for its intended purpose.

Which of the following describes information that is reliable?

• It comes from a verified source.
• It is not checked.
• It contains opinions.
• It is always biased.

Answer explanation

Reliable information comes from trusted, verifiable sources.

Why is comparability important for good quality information?

• It ensures data can be analysed against similar data.
• It limits data usage.
• It makes data harder to interpret.
• It reduces data collection.

Answer explanation

Comparability allows data to be measured and evaluated consistently.

Which of the following is a consequence of poor quality information?

• Improved reputation.
• Enhanced trust.
• Misinformation.
• Increased productivity.

Answer explanation

Misinformation can result from using poor quality information.

What is an impact of biased information on stakeholders?

• Promotes fairness.
• Provides balanced insight.
• Leads to partial or misleading conclusions.
• Ensures all perspectives are considered.

Answer explanation

Biased information can result in misleading or one-sided conclusions.

What does it mean if information is "valid"?

• It has been manipulated.
• It is accurate and fits its purpose.
• It is subjective.
• It is outdated.

Answer explanation

Valid information is accurate, appropriate, and relevant.

How does high-quality information benefit decision making?

• Reduces clarity.
• Enhances focus and strategic planning.
• Increases confusion.
• Creates doubt.

Answer explanation

High-quality information supports better strategic decision making.

What is the result of using unreliable information in business?

• Increased innovation.
• Accurate analysis.
• Reputational damage.
• Improved customer trust.

Answer explanation

Unreliable information can damage a business's reputation.

How does good quality information contribute to innovation?

• By providing false insights.
• By enabling informed decisions that lead to new ideas.
• By limiting creative approaches.
• By reducing resource allocation.

Answer explanation

Good quality information supports informed decisions, fostering innovation.

What is an example of poor quality information affecting a company?

• Enhanced agility.
• Loss of customer trust.
• Improved strategic planning.
• Clear and concise messaging.

Answer explanation

Poor quality information can lead to loss of trust and reputation.