Data Quality 101: Data Quality Overview
- Length of Workshop:
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Half-day
- General Overview:
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This introductory class on data quality is designed
to give attendees a general overview on the
importance of data quality, why it's difficult to
achieve and why it's worth the collective effort
for your organization to insist on clean,
high-quality data.
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Leader: Tom Redman
- Workshop Goals:
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To provide background and direction needed to start
a successful data quality program. Specifically,
to:
- Discuss why high-quality matters
- Define "data quality" and other important terms
- Discuss the competing approaches to data quality management
- Review "social issues" that prevent organizations from having excellent data
- Learn how those with the best quality data do it.
- Intended Audience:
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This workshop is valuable for everyone in an
organization who "touches" its data, from data
entry people to marketers, business managers, and
IT professionals.
- Outline/At a Glance:
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The Pain Caused by Poor Data
- Group Exercise: Personal Examples
- Poor Quality Data are Insidious
- Exercise: The Pain in Your Organization
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What are Quality Data?
- Data Quality Defined
- Most Common "Dimensions of Data Quality"
- Data Defined
- The Organic Nature of Data In Organizations
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Approaches to Data Quality
- Lessons from the Lake and Stream
- Predictable Outcomes
- Exercise: Characterize Your Organization's Approach
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"So, Why Doesn't Everyone Have Perfect Data?" or
Social Barriers to Improvement
- Everything about Data is Political
- Examples of Social Issues
- Exercise: Social Issues in Your Organization
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Second-Generation Data Quality Systems
- Best Practice
- Management of Data Quality
- Technical Elements
- A Note on the Organizational Chart
- Exercise: Customers and Quality
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"What Did He Say?" Wrap-Up
- Most Important Points
- For more information on bringing this workshop to your organization, contact Dennis Crowley by phone at +1 781 641 5125, by fax at +1 781 648 1950, or by e-mail at sales@cutter.com.
