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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bokka2010" data-source="post: 9884127" data-attributes="member: 290785">Difference Between Knowledge and Information  [FONT=tahoma, times, serif]The human mind's content is based on the kinds of things that one interacts with on a daily basis. Many a time people perceive things based on either what they have seen, experienced, heard, read, learned or inferred after some experimentation. These perceptions are then categorized in the mind as data, information, knowledge, understanding or wisdom. Unlike wisdom, information and knowledge perceptions are as a result of what the brain has recorded in the past. That said, we need to know how knowledge differs from information (if it does) and if one can exist without the other.[/FONT]  [FONT=tahoma, times, serif]Information refers to data that has been given some meaning by way of relational connection. In computing terms it is data that has been processed. The â€˜meaning' applied to the data may not necessarily be useful. For instance, data stored in a database can be processed by a procedure or a program to give information about something, for example a banking application can determine how a particular account balance increased by returning the record of the credit that occurred to that account using data stored in a database somewhere, so â€˜information' would have been retrieved about that transaction. It is important to know that without information, you will not have knowledge.[/FONT]  [FONT=tahoma, times, serif]So what is knowledge?[/FONT]  [FONT=tahoma, times, serif]Knowledge is the concise and appropriate collection of information in a way that makes it useful. Knowledge refers to a deterministic process where patterns within a given set of information are ascertained. We can also positively say that when a person memorizes some information about something, then they have knowledge about it. That knowledge will have some useful and even applicable use to them but even if that's the case, that knowledge doesn't in itself provide for integration such as would infer further knowledge. Take the example of elementary school kids who memorize knowledge of the multiplication table (times table), for instance like the result of 3 times 3 is 9(3*3=9), because they have amassed knowledge of the table. However, the kids will not be able to respond positively when asked the result of 2300*150 as that entry isn't in the table. It takes true analytical ability and the ability to reduce it to empirical factual knowledge, not just some memorized set of knowledge.[/FONT]  [FONT=tahoma, times, serif]Summary:[/FONT][FONT=tahoma, times, serif]1.Â Information is processed data whereas knowledge is information that is modeled to be useful.[/FONT][FONT=tahoma, times, serif]2. You need information to be able to get knowledge.[/FONT][FONT=tahoma, times, serif]3. Information deals with the way data is related while knowledge examines patterns within a given set of information.[/FONT][FONT=tahoma, times, serif]4. To get knowledge you need some cognitive and analytical ability while for information you do not need cognitive ability.[/FONT]  Difference Between Rate and Price  [FONT=tahoma, times, serif]Market value, or agreed exchange value, that will purchase a definite quantity, weight, or other measure of a good or service. As the consideration given in exchange for transfer of ownership, price forms the essential basis of commercial transactions. It may be fixed by a contract (such as sale of goods contract), left to be determined by an agreed upon formula at a future date, or discovered or negotiated during the course of dealings between the parties involved. In commerce, it boils down to what (1) a buyer is willing to pay, (2) a seller is willing to accept, and (3) the competition is allowing to be charged. With product, promotion, and place of marketing mix, it is one of the business variables over which a firm can exercise some degree of control. It is a criminal offense to manipulate prices (see price fixing) in collusion with other suppliers, and to give a misleading indication of price such as charging for items that are reasonably expected to be included in the advertised, list, or quoted price. Called also sale price and selling price.[/FONT]  [FONT=tahoma, times, serif]Rate is to Judge something with respect to its value, specially against a suitable scale.[/FONT][FONT=tahoma, times, serif]For Example: "they travelled at a rate of 55 miles per hour "[/FONT][FONT=tahoma, times, serif]Difference Between Development and Growth [FONT=tahoma, times, serif]Growth mean increase in physical structure with reference to age of an object while development means increasing of other factors such as mental, social, and secondary sexual character in an object, at which, we say person has some maturity.  [FONT=tahoma, times, serif][FONT=tahoma, times, serif]Difference Between Immigration and Emigration [/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][FONT=tahoma, times, serif]Emigration is the act and the phenomenon of leaving one's native country to settle in another country. It is the same as immigration but from the perspective of the country of origin.[/FONT] [FONT=tahoma, times, serif]Immigration is the movement of people from one nation-state to another. While human migration has existed throughout human history, immigration implies long-term permanent residence (and often eventual citizenship) by the immigrants: tourists and short-term visitors are not considered immigrants.[/FONT] [FONT=tahoma, times, serif]Difference Between Jungle and Forest [FONT=tahoma, times, serif]Forest: area with a large number of trees[/FONT] [FONT=tahoma, times, serif]Jungle: wilderness full of plant and animal life[/FONT]  [FONT=tahoma, times, serif]Difference Between Judo and Karate[/FONT] [FONT=tahoma, times, serif]1. Judo is a soft martial art mainly involving body maneuvers against an opponent. Karate can be termed as a hard martial art where are blows are landed on an opponent's body.[/FONT] [FONT=tahoma, times, serif]2. As a sport Karate involves earning points for kicking and punching, whereas in Judo points are to be had for grappling and throwing your opponent as one would in wrestling[/FONT] [/FONT][FONT=tahoma, times, serif][FONT=tahoma, times, serif]3. Karate is an attacking and aggressive form of martial art, whereas Judo is purely a defensive form of martial art.  [/FONT][/FONT]</blockquote>

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