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Dylan Jones says one way to improve data accuracy is to increase the frequency and quality of reality checks.
Dylan Jones says one way to improve data accuracy is to increase the frequency and quality of reality checks.
The third part of my data governance primer series addresses data quality analysis. Don’t even start a data quality analysis until you have completed the first two steps of your root cause analysis: investigate and prioritize any potential causative factors, then start your metadata assessment. Otherwise, you may be misled
The second part of my data governance primer series addresses ways to "mind your metadata." I can just hear the collective groans, and perhaps a stifled yawn. Sorry, but metadata collection is one of those necessary evils that may not be fun, but having it available as a resource to
Jim Harris (@ocdqblog) explains how to eenie, meanie, mindie your MDM sources.
Dylan Jones (@dataqualitypro) shares an example of why data quality should be a business-as-usual practice.
Are your data quality metrics making the important measurable instead of making the measurable important?
Dylan Jones (@dataqualitypro) explains how data overloading occurs -- and how to find a better solution.
I have encountered quite a few companies that are now anticipating the move of as many of their source systems as possible into SAP. I think this is probably a good decision for quite a few of these organizations. However, in doing so, we must keep or create data management
There's an old statistical phenomenon which states that in listings of numeric data, the first digit of about 30% of the numeric values should start with the value of 1 (and ~17% should start with the number 2, 12.5% should start with the number 3, etc...). The phenomenon is known
Joyce Norris-Montanari declares this the perfect time to prepare your data for 2013. See what her plans entail.