Managing Data for Quality
A foremost rule we have always followed while working in the field is to know your data. Many times we have found an organization's data abused mainly because those in charge of the data did not know how the data was used. In other words, they did not understand their organization's data. If you are in control of managing your organization's data, knowing your data is your first task.
How do you learn about your data and at the same time make certain that it adheres to its purpose? We have taken a three-step approach to working with data that has proven to be quite effective. We will show you how this process can work effectively for you and your data to maintain the quality that you need for your business.
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