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Description:: The information lifecycle refers to the series of stages through which information passes — from its creation to its eventual disposal or preservation. It helps organizations and institutions manage information efficiently, ensuring accessibility, accuracy, and compliance over time.
Keyword:: utilization of information, Information lifecycle, and Document creation
Creator:: Bedionita, Imma
Depositor:: main.25002266@cnu.edu.ph
日期上传:: 10/11/2025
修改日期:: 10/11/2025
Rights Statement:: In Copyright
Resource Type:: Article
Abstract with a label:: The information lifecycle describes how information is created, shared, and used to support knowledge and decision-making. It has three key stages: creation, diffusion, and utilization. Creation is where information is produced or recorded for the first time. It includes writing reports, collecting data, or generating digital content. Diffusion is shared or distributed to its intended users through various channels such as emails, reports, or databases. The purpose is to ensure that the right people can access and use the information. Utilization is when the information is applied in decision-making or actions. Its value depends on how effectively it is used.

Description:: Free-text notes about the work. Examples include abstracts of a paper or citation information for a journal article.
Keyword:: Test Thesis
Subject:: Headings or index terms describing what the work is about; these do need to conform to an existing vocabulary.
Creator:: Mk
Contributor:: Awais
Depositor:: awais.khalid@mcgill.ca
Publisher:: McGill University
Location:: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Language:: English
日期上传:: 02/22/2024
修改日期:: 02/22/2024
Date Created:: 2024-02-22
Rights Statement:: In Copyright
License:: All rights reserved
Resource Type:: Article
Abstract with a label:: A brief summary of a research article, thesis, review, conference proceeding, or any in-depth analysis of a particular subject.
Access Right:: Contains information about who can access the resource or an indication of its security status.
Alternative Title:: Testing Hyrax Alternative Title