information
Every research process starts with the collection of data, which plays a significant role in the statistical analysis. We quite commonly use the term ‘data’ in the different context. However, in general, it indicates the facts or statistics gathered by the researcher for analysis in their original form. When the data is processed and transformed in such a way that it becomes useful to the users, it is known as ‘information.'
While data is an unsystematic fact or detail about something, information is a systematic and filtered form of data, which is useful.
Data does not depend on information. Without data, information cannot be processed.
While data is an unsystematic fact or detail about something, information is a systematic and filtered form of data, which is useful.
Data does not depend on information. Without data, information cannot be processed.
“Trade isn't about goods. Trade is about information. Goods sit in the warehouse until information moves them.” ― Carolyn Janice Cherry “C. J. Cherryh”, American writer of speculative fiction.
“Information is not knowledge.” ― Albert Einstein, German-born theoretical physicist.
“What we find changes who we become.” ― Peter Morville, information architecture and user experience pioneer.
"For too long, information, opportunities, and resources have been constraints, they need to be the bridges.” ― Sharad Vivek Sagar, Indian social entrepreneur.
“Information is not knowledge.” ― Albert Einstein, German-born theoretical physicist.
“What we find changes who we become.” ― Peter Morville, information architecture and user experience pioneer.
"For too long, information, opportunities, and resources have been constraints, they need to be the bridges.” ― Sharad Vivek Sagar, Indian social entrepreneur.
