IAIDQ's Information and Data Quality Newsletter
Vol. 4 Issue 2— April 2008
In this edition…
Table of contents [PDF]
From the IAIDQ President [PDF]
From the Editor in Chief [PDF]
Information Quality Management: Job Position Roles
Larry English provides a detailed and comprehensive description of the structure and roles that an Information Quality Management organization must have.
Daragh O Brien provides a compelling business case for applying Continuous Improvement principles to Information Quality.
About 'About' (or Ambiguity versus the illusion of Precision in tabular databases)
Michael Scofield highlights the importance of capturing the ambiguity of data – a requirement that tabular database designs often fail to address.
Data Quality Rules: Rules for Event Histories
In the fourth installment of his series of book excerpts, Arkady Maydanchik demonstrates how we can derive data quality rules from event dependencies, conditions, and constraints.
Book review: Data Quality Assessment by Arkady Maydanchik
Association News [PDF]
- In memoriam: remembering former board member Dave Wilson
- News from members
- Check our Association News section of a list of Forthcoming IDQ Events.
- Members are invited to respond to our Call for Contributions for upcoming issues of this newsletter. We are especially interested in hearing from IQ practitioners who have stories to share. Submission guidelines are available on the last page of this newsletter.
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18 April 2008
