How Is Valid Information Reliable

Valid
Valid information is information that is reliable and correct which can be used for many purposes when it’s needed. An example of information that needs to be valid would be if you are checking the prices for server software for an IT business and the prices listed were wrong then you made plans based on wrong prices which could make the whole plan wrong, so this is a general example when information needs to be valid and correct.
Reliable
Reliable information is information that you can rely on as it’s correct and coming from a valid source. Reliable information needs to able to fit in with other facts you know personally. Information that you can trust would be considered reliable. If you aren't sure about the source, or the person that supplied you with the information you don't trust, then the information would be unreliable.
This is how much you trust the source of the information meaning how valid it will be. For example in an IT Job if you had asked for information on the people that use your computer system and only one person replied and his opinions where widely different from everyone else’s then the information is only applicable to that person making the whole information unreliable.
Timely
Timely information is information that is freely available when needed and can be sent at the correct time as well as up-to-date. If information is delivered before or after a deadline it is not considered to be timely. If a company wants to analyse their current profit and losses then they would need to access the current sales figures and not the sales figures from 10 years ago. For example if you have information on profits form 1946 today that wouldn't be timely. This also means that the information that will be presented needs to be in a way that is easy to understand and use by