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¶ … Collaborative Research
Many see collaboration as an investment strategy. While some may see collaboration as a scary area to approach in research, in actuality, collaboration involves more than simply sharing techniques or data. Numerous researchers in fact, regard collaboration as an important step in research. However, many researchers do not know how to collaborate. By increasing the amount of benefits one receives from collaboration, it then takes center stage as an important aspect of research.
Collaborative research yields higher levels of creativity and helps one network with people they may work with in the future. Overall, when one takes on the endeavor of collaborating in regards to research, there is less work. This is because there are more people helping in gathering information and compiling/analyzing data. Less work means more time spent on providing quality information and research to the project.
Another thing to note is criticism. Any work done with collaborators will offer critiques and new insights that a person researching on their own would never have gained. When several different perspectives brainstorm and edit each other's work, there is a higher chance for quality work to come from such efforts. There is also a wider array of approaches that in turn offer efficient learning. In addition, there is less risk and a higher chance of coming across an unexpected finding, yielding...
While issues have been researched and published in the past, the new digital age has brought about a host of other problems that any information systems management has to deal with on a frequent basis. The first common and current issue is SEO or Search Engine Optimization. SEO is the process of increasing the quantity of visitors to a select web site via ranking high in online search results. The higher up in the search results, the easier it is for users to find that select website. Another issue in information systems is Spam. At least one third of all internet traffic is spam or spam related (Savoie, 2012, p. 130). Spam includes junk mail, ad-ware, pop up traffic and so forth. Spam is a common issue and is hard to deal with on an ongoing basis, especially when security issues come from opening spam emails and links.
Another important issue facing information systems is data ownership. This refers to responsibility for information and possession of information that might or might not have value. The control of data includes the ability to create, package, modify, access, sell, derive benefit from, or remove data, as well as the right to assign…
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Iso.org,. (2013). ISO 27001 - Information security management. Retrieved 26 February 2016, from http://www.iso.org/iso/home/standards/management-standards/iso27001.htm
Savoie, M. (2012). Building successful information systems. [New York, N.Y.] (222 East 46th Street, New York, NY 10017): Business Expert Press.
Savoie, M. (2012). Building successful information systems. [New York, N.Y.] (222 East 46th Street, New York, NY 10017): Business Expert Press.
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