Talk:Information history
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ISO 24143 - Information Governance - 2022.05.20 edit
I think the introduction of an international standard on an Information central issue is an Information History key date. However, my English is not good enough to enter a text on this. I think should also be underlined that this standard includes a glossary for some information related words, but in order to establish concepts and principles for Information Governance, yet it does not define what information is as such. However it quotes "information data" as "information in context with a particular meaning" and considers information as an asset : "information asset information that has value to the relevant stakeholder". — Preceding unsigned comment added by Bliky (talk • contribs) 11:34, 8 June 2022 (UTC)