Analysis of information and information flow in technological processes. Method of transmitting information unaltered

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Decision makers in an organization's top management use a multitude of information to substantiate decisions. Execution staff also needs a multitude of inside information about the development of the production process, the way the tasks and objectives are met, the situation of the material and energy resources stocks, the functioning of the machines and the installations, the degree of fulfilment and the quality level of production, etc. The organization's information system can be defined by all the data, information, flow and information circuits, information handling procedures and their means of application. All this information is processed and directed to potential users in order to be used to achieve the company's goals. Incidentally, this information can be distorted by other factors such as: Illegible printing, loss of information on computer's magnetic supports due to wear, viruses or miscellaneous defects. Within the information system, it may often happen that we have to deal with the transmission of more information, from design to production and vice versa, for the conformation of the finished product.

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Anton, N., & Nedelcu, A. (2019). Analysis of information and information flow in technological processes. Method of transmitting information unaltered. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 564). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/564/1/012094

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