Enhancing the contribution of research councils to the generation of evidence to inform policy making by Holmes, J, Harris, B

Neural evidence accumulation persists after choice to inform metacognitive judgments by Murphy, P, Robertson, I, Harty, S, O'Connell, R

Information randomness &incompleteness : papers on algorithmic information theory / by 182465 Chaitin, Gregory J.

Information in the school library : an information to the non-book materials/ by 318120 Shifrin, Malcolm

Information research : research methods in library and information science/ by International Seminar on Information Research (1986 : Yugoslavia), Tudor-Silovic, Neva, Mihel, Ivan

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Environmental reform in the information age : the contours of informational governance / by 314831 Mol, Arthur P. J.

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Information technology in libraries and information systems: effective management/ by Course on Information Technology in Libraries and Information Systems, (1991 : Leicester)

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Algorithmic information theory : mathematics of digital information processing / by 180708 Seibt, Peter

Subjects: “…Error-correcting codes (Information theory)…”

Information assurance for the enterprise : a roadmap to information security / by 199807 Schou, Corey, Shoemaker, Dan

Information, systems and information systems : making sense of the field / by 247993 Checkland, Peter, Holwell, Sue

Subjects: “…Management information systems…”

Information 2000 : insights into the coming decades in information technology / by Clutterbuck, David

Subjects: “…Management information systems…”

Information economics : linking business performance to information technology / by 227526 Parker, Marilyn M., Trainor, H. Edgar, 1943-, Benson, Robert J.

Subjects: “…Management information systems…”

Information broking: a new career in information work/ by 371801 Crawford, Marshall Jean

Subjects: “…Information scientists…”

Information systems analysis and modeling : an information macrodynamics approach / by Lerner, Vladimir S., 1931-

Subjects: “…Management information systems…”

Tourism information system using geographical information system by Ahmad Muzamir, Mazlan

“…Unfortunately,Jabatan Pelancongan Pulau Pinang only uses the manual system for the tourist to explore and go to the certain places.For example,the tourist will refer to the magazines,books,pampWets and manual maps to search for certain places.Tourist also cannot record the information safely using the manual system.They also have problem in searching the places in Penang and have to ask other people to get detail information.This situation can make them difficult to find places and always loss the information about certain places.By using Tourism Information System Using GIS,tourist can search and get information about certain places easily.Tourist only needs to refer the map and click to the places that they want to get information. …”
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Student information retrieval using Geographical Information System by Roziyah, Abdul Razak

“…The existing Hostel Management System in Students Affairs Department (HEP) of University College of Engineering and Technology Malaysia (KUKTEM) involves thousands of student data.As a result,the processing time of data retrieval becoming lengthy.This system also restricted the administrator to detect student's location visually.In order to solve these flaws,Student Information Retrieval using Geographical Information System (GIS) is developed.This system focused on discovering student information based on their student identification number and name by applying geographical location/map concept.This new system provide functions zoom in,zoom out,panning,identify and query builder in order to simplify the data manipulation by the administrator.By applying the data visualization technique using GIS the administrator can retrieve data faster and in an interactive way.…”
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Health information exchange, system size and information silos by Miller, Amalia R., Tucker, Catherine Elizabeth

“…We find empirically that larger hospital systems are more likely to exchange electronic patient information internally, but are less likely to exchange patient information externally with other hospitals. …”
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Informational Braess’ Paradox: The Effect of Information on Traffic Congestion by Acemoglu, Daron, Makhdoumi Kakhaki, Ali, Malekian, Azarakhsh, Ozdaglar, Asu

“…To systematically study the implications of additional information about routes provided to certain users (e.g., via GPS-based route guidance systems), we introduce a new class of congestion games in which users have differing information sets about the available edges and can only use routes consisting of edges in their information set. …”
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Information quantity assessment : bases for managing the information resource by Van Alstyne, Marshall W. (Marshall Ware)

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Essays on information production and information use in financial markets by Solomon, Amit.

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