VALUE OF INFORMATION AND INFORMATION SERVICES
S C Dresley, A Lacombe
Abstract
S C Dresley, A Lacombe
Abstract
This report describes and, where possible, quantifies the value of information and information services for transportation agencies. It evaluates the various means of accessing information and looks at the important role of the information professional. In 1994, the Transportation Research Board Committee A5001 on the Conduct of\nResearch addressed the need to improve recognition of the value of information, information services, and information professionals. As a result, the Federal Highway Administration initiated a project overseen by a panel of technical experts to 1)determine the value of information and information services and 2)identify strategies for promoting information programs (included in this report as an appendix). This report documents how information services help transportation agencies operate more efficiently and effectively. (57 p.)\n
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This report describes and, where possible, quantifies the value of information and information services for transportation agencies. It evaluates the various means of accessing information and looks at the important role of the information professional. In 1994, the Transportation Research Board Committee A5001 on the Conduct of\nResearch addressed the need to improve recognition of the value of information, information services, and information professionals. As a result, the Federal Highway Administration initiated a project overseen by a panel of technical experts to 1)determine the value of information and information services and 2)identify strategies for promoting information programs (included in this report as an appendix). This report documents how information services help transportation agencies operate more efficiently and effectively. (57 p.)\n
Key concepts: Value of information, Agency (philosophy), Information system, Business, Value (mathematics), Information needs, Information management, Group information management