Stores data in unstructured files

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The Information life cycle stage where information is classified, arranged, and structured so it is easier to access and understand.

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Data that has been processed, organized, and given context, making it meaningful and useful.

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A structured collection of data (organized in tables, documents, etc.).

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The Information life cycle of sharing information with the people or systems that need it.

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The Information life cycle securely deleting or destroying information that is no longer required.

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the systematic process of collecting, organizing, storing, and distributing information to ensure it reaches the right people at the right time.

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The Information life cycle stage where information is accessed, analyzed, and applied for decision-making or problem-solving.

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The Information life cycle of keeping information for as long as it is needed, following policies or legal requirements.

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Software that manages databases.

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The Information life cycle process of generating new information or collecting it from external sources.

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The Information life cycle process of saving information securely for future use while ensuring its accuracy, safety, and availability.

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IDENTIFY THE STAGE OF THE INFORMATION LIFECYCLE    

A scientist writes down the results of a lab experiment in her notebook.

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IDENTIFY THE STAGE OF THE INFORMATION LIFECYCLE    

A company automatically moves financial records from active servers to cheaper, long-term storage after 5 years.

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IDENTIFY THE STAGE OF THE INFORMATION LIFECYCLE    

A photographer adds keywords like "wedding" and "Paris" to her digital photos so she can find them later.

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IDENTIFY THE STAGE OF THE INFORMATION LIFECYCLE    

A librarian uses the Dewey Decimal System to assign a location to a new book.

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IDENTIFY THE STAGE OF THE INFORMATION LIFECYCLE

A user drags a file into the "trash" or "recycle bin" on their computer.

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IDENTIFY THE STAGE OF THE INFORMATION LIFECYCLE

A chef reads a recipe from a cookbook to prepare a meal.

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IDENTIFY THE STAGE OF THE INFORMATION LIFECYCLE

A journalist conducts an interview and records the conversation.

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IDENTIFY THE STAGE OF THE INFORMATION LIFECYCLE

A marketing team analyzes customer purchase data to plan a new advertising campaign.

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IDENTIFY THE STAGE OF THE INFORMATION LIFECYCLE

A cloud service like Google Drive automatically creates a copy of every file you upload.

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IDENTIFY THE STAGE OF THE INFORMATION LIFECYCLE    

A teacher prints out a worksheet and makes copies for every student in the class.

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IDENTIFY THE STAGE OF THE INFORMATION LIFECYCLE   

A hospital encrypts its patient database to protect it from hackers.

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IDENTIFY THE STAGE OF THE INFORMATION LIFECYCLE  

A manager emails the quarterly sales report to the entire department.

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IDENTIFY THE STAGE OF THE INFORMATION LIFECYCLE

A student uses the information from a textbook to write a research paper.

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IDENTIFY THE STAGE OF THE INFORMATION LIFECYCLE

A factory sensor takes a temperature reading every 10 seconds.

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IDENTIFY THE STAGE OF THE INFORMATION LIFECYCLE

According to company policy, all internal meeting notes are shredded after 1 year.

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IDENTIFY THE STAGE OF THE INFORMATION LIFECYCLE

A gardener takes a photo of a plant to identify it later using an app.

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IDENTIFY THE STAGE OF THE INFORMATION LIFECYCLE

A musician uploads a new song to a streaming platform like Spotify.

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IDENTIFY THE STAGE OF THE INFORMATION LIFECYCLE

An architect sorts blueprints into folders for different construction projects.

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IDENTIFY THE STAGE OF THE INFORMATION LIFECYCLE   

You tell a friend about a recipe you found online.

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IDENTIFY THE STAGE OF THE INFORMATION LIFECYCLE

A news anchor reads the day's headlines on television.

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IDENTIFY THE STAGE OF THE INFORMATION LIFECYCLE

A compliance officer ensures that all client contracts are kept for a minimum of 7 years.

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IDENTIFY THE STAGE OF THE INFORMATION LIFECYCLE

A GPS app on your phone saves your frequent destinations like "Home" and "Work."

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IDENTIFY THE STAGE OF THE INFORMATION LIFECYCLE

A company deletes the job application materials of unsuccessful candidates after the position is filled.

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IDENTIFY THE STAGE OF THE INFORMATION LIFECYCLE

A farmer checks the weather forecast on her phone to decide when to plant crops.

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IDENTIFY WHETHER THE DESCRIBED ITEM IS DATA OR INFORMATION.

The average score of the class is 83.

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IDENTIFY WHETHER THE DESCRIBED ITEM IS DATA OR INFORMATION.

A chart comparing departmental productivity rates.

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IDENTIFY WHETHER THE DESCRIBED ITEM IS DATA OR INFORMATION.

14.5995° , 120.9842°

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IDENTIFY WHETHER THE DESCRIBED ITEM IS DATA OR INFORMATION.

The coordinates point to Manila, Philippines.

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IDENTIFY WHETHER THE DESCRIBED ITEM IS DATA OR INFORMATION.

Raw customer feedback comments.

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IDENTIFY WHETHER THE DESCRIBED ITEM IS DATA OR INFORMATION.

A collection of exam answer sheets.

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IDENTIFY WHETHER THE DESCRIBED ITEM IS DATA OR INFORMATION.

Website traffic peaks at 3 PM daily.

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IDENTIFY WHETHER THE DESCRIBED ITEM IS DATA OR INFORMATION.

Most customers are satisfied with the service.

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IDENTIFY WHETHER THE DESCRIBED ITEM IS DATA OR INFORMATION.   

A spreadsheet: 100, 250, 400

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IDENTIFY WHETHER THE DESCRIBED ITEM IS DATA OR INFORMATION.

A set of survey responses: Yes, No, Yes, Yes, No

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WRITE FS IF IT IS A FILE SYSTEM, DB IF IT IS A DATABASE, AND DBMS IF IT IS A DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM.

Student grades are stored in multiple Excel files inside a folder.

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WRITE FS IF IT IS A FILE SYSTEM, DB IF IT IS A DATABASE, AND DBMS IF IT IS A DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM.

Saving your photos in separate directories named by date.

(a)  

WRITE FS IF IT IS A FILE SYSTEM, DB IF IT IS A DATABASE, AND DBMS IF IT IS A DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM.

A teacher saves attendance sheets as Word documents on a USB drive.

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WRITE FS IF IT IS A FILE SYSTEM, DB IF IT IS A DATABASE, AND DBMS IF IT IS A DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM.

A bank uses Oracle software to manage and secure customer records.

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WRITE FS IF IT IS A FILE SYSTEM, DB IF IT IS A DATABASE, AND DBMS IF IT IS A DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM.

A supermarket stores sales transactions in a Sales table with columns for Item, Quantity, and Amount.

(a)  

WRITE FS IF IT IS A FILE SYSTEM, DB IF IT IS A DATABASE, AND DBMS IF IT IS A DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM.

A structured collection of customer records stored in tables with rows and columns.

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WRITE FS IF IT IS A FILE SYSTEM, DB IF IT IS A DATABASE, AND DBMS IF IT IS A DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM.

A cloud-based service that hosts structured data and provides real-time analytics.

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WRITE FS IF IT IS A FILE SYSTEM, DB IF IT IS A DATABASE, AND DBMS IF IT IS A DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM.

A university has one centralized system where all student information is kept in structured tables.

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WRITE FS IF IT IS A FILE SYSTEM, DB IF IT IS A DATABASE, AND DBMS IF IT IS A DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM.

An online shop uses PostgreSQL server to allow multiple users to access and update orders simultaneously.

(a)  

WRITE FS IF IT IS A FILE SYSTEM, DB IF IT IS A DATABASE, AND DBMS IF IT IS A DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM.

A folder contains hundreds of scanned PDFs of old documents, with no searchable system.

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Purpose of Database

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