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Data Integrity
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To be useful, info needs to be:
- Presented in a meaningful format
- Available to the people who need it
- Appropriate level of detail
- Accurate
When the characteristics of data can be maintained= integrity
The collection, storage, relationships of the data are “sound”
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Data Security
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Protecting the confidentiality of data
3
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Data Integration
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The ability to pool data from different sources
Challenging because of legacy software not compatible & scale
Information Systems
flashcards
Decks in class (54)
# Cards
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Part 1: Overview10
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1.2-1 What is Strategy?4
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1.3 Board Governance12
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1.4-2 Governance Frameworks8
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1.4-3 Governance Map3
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1.4-4 Implementing Governance Arrangements1
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1.6 Porter's Five Forces6
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1.7 Strategies to Compete10
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1.8 Information Systems8
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1.8-3 Types of Info Systems4
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1.9 Data & Information9
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Part 2: Types of Info Systems, 2.1 Data Visualization5
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2.1-2 Levels of Decision Making5
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2.2-1 Types of Info Systems4
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2.2-2 Categorizing Activities in an Organization4
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2.3 Systems to Support Organizational Objectives16
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2.3-4 DSS4
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2.3-5 GDSS3
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2.3-6 ESS3
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3.1 Information Systems Planning3
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3.1-2 Participants in Systems Development1
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3.2-1 Intro to Systems Development Methods6
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3.2-3 Waterfall Model5
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3.2-3 - Alternative to Waterfall6
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3.4-1 Testing7
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3.4-2 Conversion2
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3.5-1 Maintenance3
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3.7 Organizational Change Management3
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3.7-2 Individual Sources of Resistance to Change5
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3.7-3 Organizational Sources of Resistance to Change6
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3.7-4 Forms of Resistance6
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3.7-5 Successful Change Management1
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4.1 Data Integrity3
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4.1-4 Growth of Data1
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4.2-1 Type of Expectations2
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4.3 Database Management Systems8
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4.4 Data Structure & Standards10
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4.5 Data Life Cycle3
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4.6 Analytics and Model Building7
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4.8 Business Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning3
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5: Developing and Managing Info Systems Plans2
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5.2 How is IT Planning Done?3
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5.3-1 Managing Change with Tools3
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5.3-2 DFD's3
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5.3-3 Why do Systems Projects Fail?0
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6.1: Risk Management Strategies & Objectives6
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6.2 Regulatory Requirements4
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6.2-3 Control Activities6
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6.3-3 Key Elements of Security Strategy1
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6.6 Fraud Triangle4
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6.6-3 Fraudulent Financial Reporting COSO1
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6.7 Systems Reliability3
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6.8 Ethical Use of Information7
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6.9-1 Internal Controls2
