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  • Figure 1.1 An Illustration of The Five Phases of The Information Life Cycle

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    The document is an illustration showing the five phases of the information life cycle: creation, distribution, use, archiving, and deletion. It depicts each phase as a separate box connected by arrows in a cycle. The illustration aims to visually represent the typical progression of information management from the beginning to end of the useful life of data.

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    The document is an illustration showing the five phases of the information life cycle: creation, distribution, use, archiving, and deletion. It depicts each phase as a separate box connected by arrows in a cycle. The illustration aims to visually represent the typical progression of information management from the beginning to end of the useful life of data.

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    Figure 1.1 An Illustration of The Five Phases of The Information Life Cycle

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    The document is an illustration showing the five phases of the information life cycle: creation, distribution, use, archiving, and deletion. It depicts each phase as a separate box connected by arrows in a cycle. The illustration aims to visually represent the typical progression of information management from the beginning to end of the useful life of data.

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    Figure 1.1 An illustration of the five phases of the information life cycle.

    (Picture from Distributed Technology Associates Advantage, Inc.)

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