To achieve such a goal, database and system designers should distinguish what is information and what is knowledge for the system's domain of application.
Dr. Albert Einstein also said, "information is not knowledge" and "the only source of knowledge is experience".
These students' parents might have spent hours gathering resources for a similar assignment, but information is not knowledge.
"It's this desire for information," Mr. Fisk said, "even though the information is not knowledge, because you don't know if it's true".
But information is not knowledge, and efforts to bring transparency to health care have previously failed, or caused unintended harm.
But information is not knowledge, and there is a real question as to whether a person without medical training can navigate the thickets of information on the Web and distinguish good information from bad.
Einstein said, "Information is not knowledge".
Once information is available, knowledge can be built in terms of justifiable or explainable semantic information.
As Cleveland (1982) summarizes it: information is horizontal, knowledge is hierarchical, and wisdom is flexible.
It is assumed that all cost, price, and yield information is common knowledge.
