Measuring Data Quality Return on Investment

DATE: December 9, 2021

TIME: 2 PM Eastern / 11 AM Pacific

PRICE: Free to all attendees

This webinar is sponsored by:

Collibra

About the Webinar

Data Quality is an elusive subject that can defy measurement and yet be critical enough to derail any project, strategic initiative, or even a company. The data layer of an organization is a critical component because it is so easy to ignore the quality of that data or to make overly optimistic assumptions about its efficacy. Having Data Quality as a focus is a business philosophy that aligns strategy, business culture, company information, and technology in order to manage data to the benefit of the enterprise. It is a competitive strategy.

However, you can’t improve what you can’t measure. We need a means for measuring the quality of our data. Abstracting quality into a set of agreed-upon data rules and measuring the occurrences of quality violations provides the measurement in the methodology.

About the Speaker

William McKnight
President, McKnight Consulting Group

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William McKnight has advised many of the world's best-known organizations. His strategies form the information management plan for leading companies in numerous industries. He is a prolific author and a popular keynote speaker and trainer. He has performed dozens of benchmarks on leading database, data lake, streaming, and data integration products. William is the #1 global influencer in data warehousing and master data management, and he leads McKnight Consulting Group, which has twice placed on the Inc. 5000 list.




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