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4 Tips for Data Quality Maintenance

Ashly Arndt | January 29, 2024

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Measuring timeliness is vital to understanding data quality

Timeliness is a key factor when it comes to getting good data.

Medicare offices stay wary of fraud, data quality issues

Managing data is a complicated endeavor - and accuracy, efficiency and security all need to be considered.

Data quality important for decision making

While effective leaders are often defined by a number of characteristics, the ability to capture information and use it to their firm's advantage is among the most important.

Data quality plays pivotal role in medical device compliance

In the rapidly evolving world of medical devices, government intervention makes it more difficult for manufacturers to meet their many needs.

What does data quality mean to you?

Data quality expert Jim Harris recently wrote an ode to data in the Obsessive-Compulsive Data Quality blog as a way to celebrate Valentine's Day and show appreciation for the information that helps businesses do their jobs better.

The three-step process for improving data quality

While companies have made great strides in recent years in information mining, collecting more information about their customers and the economy at large than ever before, they still have plenty of work to do in terms of data quality.

Highlights from our 2019 global data management research

Ninety-five percent of organizations see impacts in their organization from poor data quality. This statistic is just one of many findings that our annual 2019 Global data management research report unearthed.

Exploring the weaknesses of data analysis in education

All the hype indicates that education data is moving forward at a ferocious pace.

Big data needs quality assurance

While the big data phenomenon is introducing a number of opportunities for companies around the world, it is also introducing new challenges, namely data quality.

What You Need to Know About Confirmed Opt-In (COI), Mistyped Email Addresses, and Typotraps

There has been a lot of talk recently about Spamhaus' listing of several well-known brand retailers in their Spamhaus Block List (SBL). These listings are part of Spamhaus efforts to encourage email marketers to use a Confirmed Opt-In (COI) permission strategy. We would like to share what we know about their position, reactions from the email marketing community, and how this informs our own efforts to support marketers with data-collection best practices.

 

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