Data vs Information vs Knowledge Explained in U...

According to the video, which of the following best describes "data"?

• Processed facts that provide context

• Raw, unorganized facts, figures, or symbols

• Insights gained from experience

• The ability to make predictions

A list of individual sales transactions for a day, without any analysis or summarization, would be considered raw (a)   .

The process of turning raw data into information involves various steps such as organizing, structuring, and (a)   the data.

What is typically required to transform raw data into meaningful "information"?

• Memorization

• Processing, organization, and context

• Predicting future outcomes

• Ignoring patterns

Information provides (a)   to data by organizing it and putting it into a specific setting.

Which statement best characterizes "knowledge" as explained in the video?

• It's just a collection of facts

• It's processed data without any context

• It's the application of information coupled with understanding and experience

• It's only useful for answering "what" questions

While information answers "who, what, when, where," knowledge often answers the question of (a)   .

The video explains that knowledge isn't just about having information, but also about applying it through understanding, insight, and (a)   .

The Data, Information, Knowledge (DIK) hierarchy suggests a progression. What is the correct order of this progression?

• Knowledge -> Information -> Data

• Information -> Data -> Knowledge

• Data -> Knowledge -> Information

• Data -> Information -> Knowledge

In the DIK pyramid, (a)   forms the base, representing the fundamental raw elements.