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IAIDQ's Information and Data Quality Newsletter

Vol. 5 Issue 1—January 2009

In this edition…

From the IAIDQ President

By: Christian Walenta, President of IAIDQ

From the Editor-in-Chief

By: Michelle C. Dy, Editor-in-Chief, IAIDQ Newsletter

Understanding the Behavior of Keys Part 2

By: Michael Scofield, adjunct faculty, Linda Loma Unitversity in the Department of Health Information Management

Michael Scofield concludes his two-part series on the behaviour of primary keys. In case you missed it, you’ll find Part 1 of the series in the October 2008 issue of the newsletter.

Why did the Samurai go to Gemba?

By: Daragh O Brien, IAIDQ's Director for Publicity, is a Senior Project Manager at eircom, the leading telco in the Irish Republic

Daragh O Brien shares his insights and observations regarding the IQ profession, gleaned from the many hours he has spent in the Aikido dojo.

Data Quality:  A Perspective from Data Examiners of a Financial Regulator

By: Gene Draschner, Principal Examination Specialist, and Elliott Blake, Senior Examiner at the Officer of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight

Gene Draschner and Elliott Blake share their unique perspectives on the importance of data quality from the perspective of financial regulators.

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The Information and Data Quality Newsletter is a quarterly publication of the International Association for Information and Data Quality

This Issue’s Editor(s): Grant Robinson, Michelle C. Dy

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29 January 2009