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The aim is to explore how viability can serve as an additional criterion for assessing information quality in economic and organizational contexts.

August 9, 2026Open Access

Viability as a Criterion for Information Quality in Economics and Organizational Management

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Examines the impact of viability on information quality in organizational management, suggesting its importance for long-term sustainability.

The aim is to explore how viability can serve as an additional criterion for assessing information quality in economic and organizational contexts.
Evaluated information quality through criteria including accuracy, relevance, and viability.
Considered the consequences of decisions based on information across different organizational levels.
Analyzed local efficiency versus systemic viability.
Highlight the distinction between local efficiency and broader systemic viability in decision-making.
Propose that decisions benefiting short-term goals may undermine long-term viability.
Introduce a framework for integrating viability into existing economic and organizational assessments.

Serhii Hostiunin (2026) studied this question.

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Examines the impact of viability on information quality in organizational management, suggesting its importance for long-term sustainability.