Posted on October 16, 2008 by Holger Wandt
As a recent Human Inference survey shows, data quality processes appear to be the biggest challenge for organizations. Although this may seem an obvious survey result for many, the real question here of is: What are data quality processes?
Many of you will probably start thinking along the lines of data ownership, database access and [...]
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Posted on October 9, 2008 by Holger Wandt
As I was contemplating what to write in my first post, I started thinking of last Tuesday, when I was attending the Dutch data quality award ceremony in Amsterdam. A very interesting event, organized by the data quality committee of the DDMA ( Dutch Dialogue and Direct Marketing Association).
After a presentation by TomTom on sharing [...]
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