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Posted by: Steve Tuck | 22 Sep 2008 | Categories: Data Entry, Data Governance, Data Quality, dq:view Blog

Data quality carrots

Why is it that some data governance regimes think that everything will be alright if they issue an edict and back it up only with strong-arm tactics - “do it this way, or else.”

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Posted by: Steve Tuck | 15 Aug 2006 | Categories: Data Entry, Funnily Enough, dq:view Blog

Dell’s hot technology

Dell has today announced the recall of more than 4 million laptop batteries over fears that they could overheat and start a fire…

 

Posted by: Steve Tuck | 22 May 2006 | Categories: CRM, Data Cleansing, Data Entry, Data Integration, Data Integrity, Data Migration, Data Quality, dq:view Blog

dn:Director - a fresh approach to data quality

Why do so many organisations turn a blind-eye to data quality?  One thing for sure is that the legacy data quality software providers have done little to help address this crucial business issue by delivering products that require years of expertise to successfully leverage all of the functionality available (and, just as importantly, to know [...]

 

Posted by: Steve Tuck | 14 Jan 2006 | Categories: CRM, Data Entry, Data Quality, dq:view Blog

The resurrection of Mr. Smith

“Nothing in life is certain except death and taxes” - Benjamin Franklin

The truth of the second of these is undeniable, but you could be forgiven for doubting the first if you worked in the branch office of some banks.  How would you react if, as a bank teller, your computer records showed that the customer [...]

 

Posted by: Steve Tuck | 21 Dec 2005 | Categories: Data Entry, Data Quality, dq:view Blog

Does the Pope have a Dangerous Dog?

That may seem a strange question to ask, but it’s one that I remember an IT Project Manager once boasting that their system could answer.  What she meant was that their customer management system could support the data because “His Holiness The Pope” was included in the drop-down list of personal titles and they had [...]