Information-Driven Industry

A Information-Driven Industry is a industry/sector that uses information as a primary resource to create products and services that deliver value.

• Context:
  • It can typically process Information Assets through information management systems.
  • It can typically generate Information Products through information transformation processes.
  • It can typically deliver Information Services through information delivery channels.
  • It can typically analyze Information Patterns through information analysis techniques.
  • It can typically monetize Information Value through information monetization strategy.
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  • It can often organize Information Workflows through information workflow managements.
  • It can often implement Information Quality Control through information quality metrics.
  • It can often establish Information Governance through information governance frameworks.
  • It can often measure Information Performance through information performance indicators.
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  • It can range from being a Traditional Information-Driven Industry to being a Digital Information-Driven Industry, depending on its information technology adoption.
  • It can range from being a Specialized Information-Driven Industry to being a Diversified Information-Driven Industry, depending on its information scope.
  • It can range from being a Consumer Information-Driven Industry to being an Enterprise Information-Driven Industry, depending on its information market focus.
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  • It can integrate with Regulatory Systems for information compliance purposes.
  • It can connect to Technology Platforms for information processing purposes.
  • It can support Educational Systems for information dissemination purposes.
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• Examples:
  • Information-Driven Industry Categories, such as:
    • Financial Information-Driven Industrys, such as:
      • Banking Information-Driven Industry for financial transaction information management.
      • Investment Information-Driven Industry for market information analysis.
      • Insurance Information-Driven Industry for risk information assessment.
    • Legal Information-Driven Industrys, such as:
      • Law Firm Information-Driven Industry for legal case information management.
      • Legal Research Information-Driven Industry for legal precedent information analysis.
      • Legal Technology Information-Driven Industry for legal document information automation.
    • Healthcare Information-Driven Industrys, such as:
      • Hospital Information-Driven Industry for patient information management.
      • Pharmaceutical Information-Driven Industry for clinical trial information analysis.
      • Health Insurance Information-Driven Industry for claims information processing.
    • Media Information-Driven Industrys, such as:
      • News Information-Driven Industry for current events information dissemination.
      • Entertainment Information-Driven Industry for content information distribution.
      • Publishing Information-Driven Industry for editorial information curation.
  • Emerging Information-Driven Industry Categories, such as:
    • Data Science Information-Driven Industrys, such as:
      • Predictive Analytics Information-Driven Industry for forecasting information generation.
      • Machine Learning Information-Driven Industry for pattern information recognition.
    • Information Service Information-Driven Industrys, such as:
      • Information Brokerage Information-Driven Industry for specialized information provisioning.
      • Knowledge Management Information-Driven Industry for organizational information optimization.
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• Counter-Examples:
  • Manufacturing Industry, which lacks information-centric value creation.
  • Extraction Industry, which lacks information transformation as a primary activity.
  • Traditional Agriculture Industry, which lacks information-based decision making as a core process.
• See: Information Economy, Knowledge Industry, Digital Economy, Information Society.

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