Like blood in the human systems, information is the livelihood of businesses, governments, security agencies and the entire society. Chessen (2002) suggests that information is the vital asset in today’s information technology enabled era. To make decision-making process faster and effective in businesses and government requires high quality and up-to-date information. Similarly, to remain competitive and secure, it is important to regulate the parties accessing specific information.
In order for this to be achieved, it is important to design strategies that guarantee access to high quality information. According to Greenspan, (2002), these strategies include designing and building information ...
