It depends on which level of Business you are looking at.
For example, in Management and Information Systems, knowledge is filtered information which has been gained/retained to answer specific "how" questions.
This information is taken from data which is a set of facts and figures.
The main criteria between knowledge and information I would believe is the answering of "how" questions as oppose to "who, where, what."
relate the new information to your prior knowledge
Entry criteria gives the items that have to be completed before testing can start. The definition of entry criteria is states of being that must be present before an effort can start successfully.
Prejudice: when someone forms an opinion about someone or a group of people before he could have adequate information or knowledge about them.
Celebrities are entitled to privacy and this information isn't public knowledge - it is unlikely though.
Reflective question require people to examine their existing knowledge or information before giving a thoughtful response
A device cannot have artificial intelligence withour information being programmed into it. Therefore, the computer must be gifted with some knowledge before it can figure things out on its own.
The church was considered the final word of knowledge and the rudimentary science they allowed to take place.
Classified data is secured from the public eye. One must have the proper authorization and credentials to be able to access this information.
In the dictionary.
Exit Criteriais defined as "The specific conditions or on-going activities that must be present before a life cycle phase can be considered complete. The life cycle specifies which exit criteria are required at each phase". This definition identifies the intermediate deliverables and allows us to track them as independent events.
A pre-reading strategy for adding to existing information is to activate prior knowledge by reviewing what you already know about the topic. Make connections between your existing knowledge and the new information you are about to read. Skim through the material to get a sense of the main ideas and key points before delving into a detailed reading.
Books replaced oral storytelling as the primary means of preserving and sharing knowledge, stories, and information. Before the invention of the printing press, knowledge was mostly passed down through spoken word. Books became a more efficient and reliable way to transmit and store information.