How is data different from information, How is information different

Introduction to Information Systems by Patricia Wallace

1. How is data different from information? How is information different from knowledge? How knowledge is different from experience? What are examples of each?

2. Consider the many types of computer input/output devices available today. List several input/output devices that you own. Which is your favorite? Why? Which are your least favorite? Why?

3. Choose one of the following case studies to elaborate. Write two to three paragraphs describing the background of the case.  This document should include a cover page. Repeat the questions from the case study in bold and then provide your answers. In addition to the textbook, other scholarly papers should be used and referenced. APA format must be strictly followed.

· Pg. 26: Nasdaq Information Challenges: Facebook's Botched Public Opening and High-Frequency Trading.

· Pg. 28: Breaking News-Twitter's Growing Role in Emergencies and Disaster Communications.

· Pg. 57: Can GameStop Survive with s Brick-and-Mortar Stores?

· Pg. 58: The Battle for Net Neutrality.

· Pg. 90: Goggle Glass & Wearable Technologies

· Pg. 91: Rolling out Its 4G Network, Sprint Corporation Competes with Rivals.