Assessing the potential business impact of operational data quality: Focus on Application Development, Business Metrics, Business Process Management, Cost Benefit Analysis, Data Governance, Data Management Software, Data Profiling, Data Quality, Information Management, Market Trends, ROI, Systems Development Life-cycles

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ABSTRACT:

The benefits of high-quality enterprise information may seem obvious, but making ongoing data quality improvement part of operational processes -- and organizational culture -- can be a serious challenge. Companies struggle with connecting the value of information improvement to the bottom line, making data quality an ongoing capability and measuring data quality to demonstrate its value.

In this expert Webcast with Dave Loshin, president of Knowledge Integrity, learn how to assess the value of operational data quality and make data quality an enterprise-wide capability, enabling you to:

Calculate the potential business impact of improved information quality and correlate that with data quality policies and rules.
Make data quality improvement a standard part of ongoing operational processes
Engineer data quality measurement and monitoring into application and system development lifecycles.

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David Loshin
President , Knowledge Integrity Inc.
David Loshin, President of Knowledge Integrity Inc., is internationally recognized as an expert in Information Quality and the author of the books Enterprise Knowledge Management - The Data Quality Approach (Morgan Kaufmann, 2001) and Business Intelligence: The Savvy Manager's Guide (Morgan Kaufmann, 2003). David is a veteran of the Financial Industry, having worked for Morgan Stanley for their IT Division. He hosts an expert channel at the Business Intelligence Network.

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