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Information system concept Information and Data Information system concept

Data Definition Data : “Datum”  Fact/Description Business View  Organization description about something (resources) and events (transactions) that occur Gordon B. Davis : Raw material of the information given by a group of not random symbols or action or other things.

Data (2) Data is: Raw Facts representing values, quantities, concepts and events pertaining to business activities

Data Types Static Data: non changing data or rarely change ,ex : name of employee. Dynamic Data : changing Data in short or for long time, ex : data of employee salary

Data Characteristic Quantitative : Data are anything that can be expressed as a number. Ex : number of hours of study, Weight of suject Qualitative : Descriptive Data. Ex : Beautiful

Data from its source Internal Data : Data comes from inside organization. Ex : Sales Data External Data : Data comes from outside organization. Ex : Research results from government

External & Internal Data Data Content External & Internal Data Event Data Research Data Environment Data Rules Data

Data Content(2) Event Data : Data needs by organization for organization activities or data comes from organization activities. Subtantive : Data as result of organization primary activities Facilitative : Data as result of organization secondary activities

Data Content(3) Research Data Internal : Results of research on issues in their own organizations / external research organizations designated. ex: Market Research Data External : Results of research on issues outside their own organization. Every organization requires data and information on various issues / activities that are sourced from outside the organization. ex: The results of research of non-governmental organizations

Data Content(4) Environment Data : Regarding all matters relating to the activities of the organization and can affect organizational activities. The data is widely available in printed media such as books, reference books, magazines, newspapers etc. Source : Printed Media Electronic Media

Data Content(5) Regulatory Data: Data relating to the rules related with the activities of the organization.

Data Processing Period / time that is used to describe the transformation of data into information that has usefulness

Data Processing Operations Data Input Recording Transaction : Recording the transaction data to a data processing media. For example: enter a number into a calculator Coding Transaction : Transform the data into another form. Ex: change sexes - male to M Storing Data : store data for decision-making.

Data Processing Operations(2) Data Transformation Calculating : aritmatic operations on data Summarizing : data accumulation process Classifying : Classifies data based on certain group Categorizing : Categorizing data base on certain criteria Sorting : sorting data Merging : Merging 2 or more data sets base on certain criteria Matching : Selecting data based on the user wishes to group the data

Data Processing Operations(3) Information Output Displaying Result : The necessary information through the user's monitor / printer Reproducing : Data storage for other users who need it Telecommunicating : Electronic data storage via a communication channel

INFORMATION Information : Gordon B. Davis : Information as the result of data processing into useful form for the recipient, a value which can be understood in the present and future decisions. Barry E. Cushing : Is something that shows the results of data processing are organized and useful to those who receive it.

INFORMATION (2) Robert E. Anthony & John Dearden : Information as fact, data, item to give knowledge for its user Stephen A. Moscove & Mark G. Simkin : Information as a fact/ reality or useful form to take decision

INFORMATION (3) Information is: Result of data process in useful form for user that describing real fact or event and can be used as decision making tools

Information cycle Data Process Information Decision Action Result

The End

Question Create 1 case base on information cycle