Which of the following statements regarding the distinction between data, information and knowledge is NOT true:

	A.	Data consists of discrete, objective facts about events.
	B.	Data is transformed into information by adding value through context, categorization, calculations, corrections and condensation.
	C.	Information is organized data, meaningful and contextually relevant, that is used for decision making.
	D.	Knowledge is the combination of data and information to which expert opinion, skills and experience is added to result in a valuable asset which can be used to make decisions.
	E.	The application of judgment to take the best action is information.