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Why must webpages created by organizations orgs be carefully evaluated as sources of scientific information?
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∙ 9y ago
they may be biased
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∙ 13y agoa .org URL offer unbiased information
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Why must web pages created by organizations (.orgs) be carefully evaluated as sources of information?
they may be biased
What is invalid data?
Invalid data is information that is false, incomplete, or unrelated to the subject being studied or evaluated. For example, a researcher can falsify data, such as by claiming more people participated in the study than the number who actually responded. A company can make a claim that twists the numbers of satisfied customers. A physician can falsely claim that he has a 100% success rate when half of his cancer patients have died. A drug study could claim that "3 out of 4" patients found this drug helpful, but what if there were only 4 patients who took the drug--ever. People act on "invalid data" all the time, too, in everyday lives. For example, a boyfriend decides his girlfriend is cheating because she didn't answer her phone. But she lost her phone so that is why she isn't answering. (invalid data/information)
Why must the operand field of the EQU pseudo-op be evaluated in pass 1?
We need to find the S.T so we need to find the values of the Symbols!!! The format of the EQU pseudo-op is : Lable EQU operand, so we need to find the value of the label in order to find the S.T
How are subject directories different from search engines?
While search engines and subject directories both help to find information on the internet, they have several differences. Subject directories are hand picked by people and allow you to browse by category. Search engines allow access to billions of websites and use algorithms to rank the websites according to how relevant they are to your search. Quality of websites is not evaluated by search engines.
Explain the link between MIS and BPR?
Any exercise towards building design of the management information system will be preceded by an exercise of business process re-engineering. Building the MIS is a long-term project. It is, therefore, essential to have a relook at the organisation where the mission and goals of the organisation are likely to be replaced. The business itself would undergo a qualitative change in terms of the business focus, work culture and style and the value system. This would change the platform of business calling for a different MIS. The MIS will concentrate more on the performance parameter evaluation which is different in the re-engineered organisation. The data capture, processing, analysis and report­ing would be process central and performance efficiency would be evaluated in relation to the value generated by the processes. The decision support systems will be integrated in the business process itself, where triggers are used to move the process. The triggers could be business rules and stored procedures, enabling the process to become automotive in its execution. The MIS in the re-engineered organisation would be more of a performance monitoring tool to start with and then a control for the performance. The traditional MIS is function-centered like finance, production, material, etc. The Manage­ment Information System in a re-engineered organisation would be process centred, evaluating customer satisfaction, expectations and perceptions. The role of Management Information System will be raised to a level where the following activities would be viewed for the management action: · Control of process cycle time · Work group efficiency · Customer satisfaction index · Process efficiency and effectiveness · Effectiveness of the Management in enterprise management and not in enterprise resource · The strength of the organisation in terms of knowledge, learning and strategic effectiveness The traditional role of the MIS as a decision supporter will continue, however.
Why must web page created by organizations be carefully evaluated as source of scientific information?
they may be biased
Why must pages created by organizations .org be carefully evaluated as sources of scientific information?
they may be biased
Why must web pages created by organizations .orgs be carefully evaluated as sources of scientific information?
they may be biased
Why must web pages created by organizations (.orgs ) be carefully evaluated as sources of scientific information?
they may be biased
Why must web pages created by organizations .org be carefully evaluated as sources of scientific information?
they may be biased
Why must web pages created by organizations (.orgs) be carefully evaluated as sources of scientific information?
they may be biased
Why must web pages created by organizations org be carefully evaluated as source of scientific information?
they may be biased
Why must webpages created by organization be carefully evaluated as sources of scientific information?
They are biased.
Why must webpages created by organazations be carefully evaluated as sources of scientific information?
they may be baised
Why might webpages created b organizations be carefully evaluated as sources of scientific information?
It depends on your definition of scientific.However webpages are detailed sources of information carefully made and written after due diligence and researches.The Researches can therefore be accepted as a form of scientific data collation put together for the purpose of the website created.Hope this answers it
Why must web pages create by organization be carefully evaluated as sources scientific information?
they may be biased
Why must web pages created by organization .org be carefully evaluated as source of scientific information?
they may be biased
