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Data management

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Data management is the practice of collecting and using data as effectively as possible. It is sometimes called information management or knowledge management.[1] Data management makes information useful by organizing it and making it easy to access.[2] It is important to manage data correctly, or it might be lost or accidentally deleted by scientists trying to use the data.[3]

Usually, data is stored in central collections (called "warehouses") for management.[4] Data management applications make it possible to search for specific data in these collections.[5]

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References

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  1. Modern Data Strategy. pp. 15–16.
  2. "What is data management?". IBM.
  3. Data Management for Researchers.
  4. Big Data Management: Data Governance Principles for Big Data Analytics.
  5. Data Management for Multimedia Retrieval. pp. 1–3.