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Ask the expert archive
- 9 Dec 2009: Kathy Hunter
Building the business case for Information Quality and Data Governance - 11 Nov 2009 World Quality Day: Members of IAIDQ board
IDQ stories that call people to action - 23 September 2009: Larry English and Tom Redman
IAIDQ 5th birthday Co founders' Panel - 22 April 2009: Hugh Jones
Data protection and data quality - 11 Mar 2009 meeting
Healthcare Industry Panel - 14 January 2009: Danette McGilvray
12 Dimensions of Data Quality - 5 December 2008: David Loshin
Master Data Management - 12 November 2008: Prof John Talburt and Dr Walid el Abed
World Quality Day - 1 October 2008: Dr Tom Redman
Data Driven: Profiting from Your Most Important Business Asset
- 6 August 2008: Dr Elizabeth Pierce and Lwanga Yonke
The State of Information and Data Governance - Key Findings - 23 July 2008: Daragh O Brien
Perspectives on Information Quality - how reframing the discussion can re-energise your IQ Strategy - 28 May 2008: Larry English
Grounding IQ management practices in sound quality management systems - 9 Nov 2007: Dr Thomas C Redman
- 19 Oct 2007: Danette McGilvray
- 7 Sept 2007: Arkady Maydanchik
- 10 Aug 2007: Peter Aiken
- 22 June 2007: Larry English
- 4 May 2007: David Loshin
- 13 March 2007: Papers by Tom Redman and Elizabeth Pierce
Careers in DQ - 13 February 2007: Papers by Cass Brewer and Jeffrey Canter
Compliance - 14 November 2006: Papers by Larry English and Tom Redman
Data Stewardship and governance - 10 October 2006: Papers by Malakar, Imhoff, Carlson, Seiner
- 12 September 2006: David Loshin
Chapters from Enterprise Data Management: Data quality approach - 8 August 2006: David Loshin
Chapters from Enterprise Data Management: Data quality approach - 11 July 2006: David Loshin
Chapters from Enterprise Data Management: Data quality approach - 6 June 2006: Papers by Larry English, Tom Redman, Richard Wang
The Ask the Expert is a moderated Conference Call designed to serve as discussion platform for the data and information quality community. The conference calls are supported and organized by the International Association for Information and Data Quality. IAIDQ seeks to engage experts with experience and expertise in the field of data and information quality. The calls are for all members of the IAIDQ interested in exchanging comments, ask questions and share thoughts related to information and data quality.
Contents
- Moderators
- Participating
- Ground rules
- Ask-the-Expert forum membership
- Meeting calendar
- Archive of past meetings
Moderators
About the Author
Tony O'Brien is a Finance Manager within Remploy, the largest provider of employment opportunities with the UK. He has over thirty-five years experience within the fields of Finance and IS and has been involved in the implementation and development of a number of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems. He is currently in the final year of a Doctorate of Business Administration (DBA) degree at Nottingham Trent University, focussing upon data quality within planning and information systems, with particular regard to organisations employing disabled people.
Contact Tony by email at tony [dot] obrien [AT] iaidq [dot] org
Participating in Ask The Expert Sessions
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Ground Rules
- When speaking, always state your name first before your comments.
- Conference sessions are recorded; recordings may be published on the Internet.
- It is OK to disagree and have different opinions — All should share their viewpoints with respect.
- The purpose of the discussion is not to convince others, but to learn by using inquiry to develop greater insights.
- Comments should typically be limited to 1-2 minutes.
- Participants should mute their phone unless they are talking.
- The sessions will start and end on time. We will not review what has already been said for people who come in late.
- Ask the Expert participants are encouraged to continue the conversation via the Ask-the-expert Yahoo Group.
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