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Aneli [31]
3 years ago
6

You are registering for a technology conference which includes the following:

Business
1 answer:
Julli [10]3 years ago
7 0

Hi, you've asked an incomplete question. The remaining part of the question reads;

Think about some of the pieces are they just data? or are they put into a meaningful context? are they something that is known? Listed, are some of the things that you may do when you register/ travel for a conference. Think about the different things and select either data, information or knowledge.

1. Data of the conference -- select either data, information, or knowledge

2. Confirmation of conference registration-- select either data, information, or knowledge.

3. List of specific sessions-- select either data, information, or knowledge.

4. Upcoming technology conferences--select either data, information, or knowledge.

5. Confirmation of registered sessions -- select either data, information, or knowledge.

6. Limit of airline schedules -- select either data, information, or knowledge.

7. Upcoming airline specials -- select either data, information, or knowledge

8. Completed airline reservation -- select either data, information, or knowledge.

9. Completed car rental reservations -- select either data, information, or knowledge.

10. List of deals at special restaurants-- select either data, information, or knowledge  

11. List of restaurants in the area -- select either data, information, or knowledge.

12. List of different rental cars -- select either data, information, or knowledge.

13. Confirmation of rental cars -- select either data, information, or knowledge.

Explanation:

Key terms definition:

  • data: can basically refer to a collection of raw facts that are not arranged in any meaningful context.
  • information: this refers to data that has been processed/arranged into meaningful context.
  • knowledge: can be defined as the awareness or understanding of a particular subject or thing based on experience.

Answer:

Hence, based on the definition of key terms above we could make a classification of the different things below:

  1. <u>Data of the conference:</u> data of the conference as data.
  2. <u>Confirmation of conference registration</u>= information
  3. <u>List of specific sessions</u>=  information.
  4. <u>Upcoming technology conferences</u>= information.
  5. <u>Confirmation of registered sessions</u>= knowledge.
  6. <u>Limit of airline schedules=</u> data.
  7. Upcoming airline specials= information.
  8. Completed airline reservation= information.
  9. Completed car rental reservations= knowledge.
  10. <u>List of deals at special restaurants</u>= data.
  11. <u>List of restaurants in the area</u>= data.
  12. <u>List of different rental cars</u>= data.
  13. <u>Confirmation of rental cars</u>= knowledge.

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