You can keep the situation under control only if you have complete information. This applies to almost all areas of life. Even take the preparation of borscht: nothing complicated, but without knowing the recipe and the sequence of adding the components, instead of the intended dish, it may turn out to be incomprehensible, and the availability of information about the individual stages will not be sufficient to achieve the task as a whole.
Full Information Features
Before giving examples of complete information, you need to read it
signs. Conditionally, it must comply or not comply with several points:
1. Credibility.
For example, the dollar exchange rate today is 60 rubles. A month later, this information can be considered unreliable, because. exchange rate tends to change.
2. Value.
If you find out about the dollar exchange rate in terms of possible price increases, this information is not of particular value, but if a person has a loan in this currency, then statements about the strengthening of the dollar will be of particular interest to him.
3. Accessibility for digestion.
Examples of full information in this paragraphlet's give everything with the same dollar exchange rate. Suppose you are studying currency fluctuations in a Russian printed publication, the information is quite accessible to you, however, if you are offered a similar English publication in the original, even if the answer you are interested in is set out exhaustively, this information may not be sufficient for you to assimilate, of course, unless you do not speak a foreign language.
4. Completeness
Let's take again the dollar exchange rate. Brief information about the values of buying or selling a currency may not be enough to analyze the possibility of investing amounts in a deposit portfolio. Here you will need analytics, on the basis of which a future forecast is made.
Based on the above factors, one can judge how complete the information received is.
Problem setting
To obtain the necessary information, first of all, it is necessary to clearly define
what they are for, where and how they will be used. Examples of complete information can be given by considering the work on the computer. Suppose a young specialist decides to make his own website, to run it he intends to install on his computer a special Denver program (such a local server), the engine of the future website, place content and a lot of other components. In order to understand whether his machine can withstand such a load, the owner must have complete information about the computer: about the installed devices - the motherboard, processor, video card, audio card, etc., their characteristics,operating system configurations, drivers, and more. It is quite easy to get acquainted with all the necessary data. It is enough to install one of the programs that will automatically display all the information about the software and hardware configuration of the computer, such as AIDA32 or PC Wizard. The latter, by the way, allows you to test the speed of the processor, CD / DVD drives, hard drives. As you can see, one simple solution allows you to make sure that complete information about the system will be obtained in the right amount, quickly, and besides, with a lot of benefits that can be useful later.
Sources of information
The fact that some representatives of professions, such as private detectives, can get the necessary information for their work by all available means, they know
everything. And these methods are not always legal. It all depends on the value of the information. Of course, we do not suggest the use of unauthorized means. Modern sources of information are so wide that it is easy to get any data in completely legal ways. There is a mass of reference literature, manuals, manuals, special advisory bureaus at various institutions, mass media, the World Wide Web. However, one should not forget the main source of information - people. For example, if you acquire ownership of a company, then no preliminary analysis will replace such a thing as complete information about the company contained in reports, tables and personal explanations of the chief accountant.
Paid information
When it comes to interacting with people when collecting information, you need to be prepared for the fact that you will be asked for a certain fee for providing information. First of all, this applies to areas where public access is limited. Examples of complete information that is closed may represent any development of research institutes or the works of certain scientists. So if you really need the information, you will have to shell out a tidy sum.
Sell information
Yes, information is for sale. But there is good news in this. Nothing prevents you, after you have done a good job of collecting the right information, to sell it. So, if the scheme is extremely simplified, stock brokers work. They accumulate all the necessary data, and then offer the client to make a deal, remaining with a commission, and if you're lucky, with a percentage of the winnings of his "ward". In essence, this is nothing more than trading in complete information.
Be flexible, and perhaps information will become your source of income.
