Zusammenfassung
Ein gleichermaßen komplexes als auch schlecht verallgemeinerbares Konzept wie Information kann nicht in eine abstrakte analytische Definition synthetisiert werden, welche alle Anwendungsbereiche abdeckt. Der Begriff Information ist charakterisiert durch eine Vielzahl von Bedeutungen. Insofern behaupten wir, dass wenn er überhaupt eine Bedeutung hat, dann bezieht sich diese auf den Prozess des jemanden über etwas informieren. Dieser Artikel versucht sich diesem Thema zu nähern und stellt Information aus einer multidimensionalen Perspektive dar basierend auf den vielfältigen Sichtweisen der Forschung, um Argumente für die richtige Anwendung des Begriffs Informierung in der IS profession consulting and education zu liefern. Zudem wird die Notwendigkeit der Implementierung von Informationssystemen, die wirklich der Verbesserung von Informationsbeschaffungsprozessen dienen, hervorgehoben.
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Lauria, E., Belardo, S. (2009). Information or Informing: Does it Matter?. In: Berndt, R. (eds) Weltwirtschaft 2010. Herausforderungen an das Management, vol 15. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-02083-4_14
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