Managing Data Quality
A practical guide
By (author) Tim King, Julian Schwarzenbach
Publication date: 04 May 2020
Data is an increasingly important business asset and enabler for organisational activities. With growth in data sets and data volumes, it's becoming ever harder to manage. Data quality - the fitness for purpose of data - is a key aspect of data management and failure to understand it increases organisational risk and decreases efficiency and profitability. This book explains data quality management in practical terms, focusing on three key areas - the nature of data in enterprises, the purpose and scope of data quality management, and implementing a data quality management system, in line with ISO 8000-61.Dimensions: 244x170mm
Print ISBN-13: 9781780174594
Ebook ISBN-13: 9781780174617
158 pages
Imprint: BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT
- The Data Asset
- Challenges When Exploiting and Managing Data
- The Impact of People on Data Quality
- Case Studies and Examples
- The Purpose and Scope of Data Quality Management
- The ISO 8000-61 Approach
- Data Quality Management Capability Levels
- ISO 8000-61 Processes
- The Maturity Journey
- Preparing the Organisation for Data Quality Management
- Implementing Data Quality Management
- The Human Factor - Ensuring People Support Data Quality Management
- Conclusions
Yoshiaki Sonoda
Engineering Manager and Data Quality evangelist, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.
Matthew West
Director, Information Junction
Caroline Carruthers
Chief Executive, Carruthers and Jackson, Co-author of ‘The CDO Playbook’
Dr Mark Parsons
Chief Proposition Development Officer, Arcadis Gen
Nigel Turner
Principal Information Management Consultant, Global Data Strategy