IAIDQ's Information and Data Quality Newsletter
Vol. 6 Issue 4—October 2010
In this edition…
Ten Habits for Data Quality: Focus on Preventing Errors at the Source
Thomas C. Redman condenses data quality best practices learned over two decades of working with leading companies. How many of these best practices have been adopted by your enterprise?
Data Quality: Reality and Rhetoric
An important update on the data quality survey series conducted by Capscan. How does your organization’s data quality organization compare against others? Read the survey results to find out!
Managing Information as Product Part 1: The Four Principles
Yang W. Lee, Leo L. Pipino, James D. Funk, and Richard Y. Wang explain what Information Products (IPs) are, and introduces the four principles of IP management. Watch for Part 2 in next quarter’s issue.
The Psychology of Performance Part 2 (Are you a Jedi or a Jawa?)
Daragh O Brien describes the important difference between Management and Leadership, and the impact that these two activities have on individual and enterprise performance.
Michael Scofield provides solutions for fixing common errors in the use of Line Charts and Data with Irregular Time Gaps.
Association News
- IAIDQ Board elections: Call for nominations
- Call for contributions to future issues of the IAIDQ Newsletter
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October 2010