veiv
Veiv is a term used in information studies to describe a framework for evaluating the value and usefulness of information across data streams. The approach treats information as a resource and seeks to combine multiple criteria—such as relevance, accuracy, timeliness, completeness, and interpretability—into a single composite score that can guide data selection, processing, and dissemination.
Origin and usage: The word veiv is a modern neologism; in some discussions it appears as an
Methodology: Veiv-based assessments typically define a set of criteria and assign weights based on user goals
Applications: The framework has been referenced in information governance, data science workflows, archival curation, risk assessment,
Criticism and limitations: Critics note the lack of standard definitions and measurement, which hampers cross-domain comparability.