Information lifecycle
Information Management
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The information lifecycle refers to the entire sequence of stages that information goes through from its creation or capture to its eventual archival or deletion.
This lifecycle typically includes stages such as:
- Creation/Capture: Information is generated or collected.
- Storage: Information is saved in a particular format and location.
- Usage/Distribution: Information is accessed, processed, shared, and utilized.
- Maintenance/Update: Information is reviewed, revised, or updated to ensure accuracy and relevance.
- Archival/Retention: Information is stored for long-term preservation due to legal, regulatory, or historical requirements.
- Purge/Deletion: Information is permanently removed when it is no longer needed or legally required.
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