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Category Archives: Data Quality
Data Quality Reading Recommendations
Data quality can be a big problem to overcome, as I’ve opined about on this blog before, most recently in November 2012 when I posted Thoughts on Data Quality. Indeed, if you work with your organization’s data you know how important … Continue reading
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Thoughts on Data Quality
Data quality is an elusive goal. The more we try to keep accurate records in database systems, the more it seems that at least some of that data is just plain wrong. Why is this so? Speed to market issues … Continue reading
Posted in change management, data, data modeling, Data Quality, tools
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Your Business Data is Decaying
Data quality is an ever-present enemy of business applications and database systems. Sure, the data may be accurate today, but things change. And when they do, how quickly can you adapt? How do you even find out that things have … Continue reading
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Some Great New Information Technology Books
I have been working my way through a stack of computer books the past couple of weeks and would like to take this opportunity to share my thoughts with you regarding some of them. I always seem to have stacks … Continue reading
