Technical requirements for MDM/DW Integration
David Loshin explains the technical requirements for MDM/DW integration.
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Want to succeed with data quality? Make it personal
I often create guides, white papers and presentations on various data quality topics. With modern tracking tools you can instantly see which ones are the most popular and this gives a great insight into the topics of data quality that attract a particular audience.
Requirements flux
As Steve Jobs once said: “You can’t just ask customers what they want and then try to give that to them. By the time you get it built, they’ll want something new.” The inevitable lag time between the definition of requirements and the delivery of solutions is perhaps the primary reason
Applying a modern programming model to data inte-aggregation
The latest in David Loshin's blog series: "Applying a Modern Programming Model to Data Inte-Aggregation"
The state of Texas in Taiwan!
OK, finding a state called Texas in the country of Taiwan, in the state table, blew my mind away! I actually took the time to look up everything about Taiwan to make sure there was nothing (and I mean nothing) called Texas in Taiwan. So how did this get in
Beyond provenance: your route to increased trust in statistical decision making
We often hear that companies are striving to manage their data as a “trusted asset” but what does this really mean? Trust is like culture. It’s seemingly hard to define and measure, but when it’s lacking,it becomes all too apparent. Nowhere is trust more critical than in the world of
When poor data quality calls
It has been a while since I shared a story about DQ-IRL (i.e., Data Quality in Real Life, a few of the past stories included The Seven Year Glitch and Data Quality, 50023). While listening to a recent broadcast of NPR’s weekly news quiz program Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!,
Data inte-aggregration
David Loshin continues his discussion on data inte-aggregation.