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    █ How to Measure Data Quailty                                             
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    █ by William McKnight                                             
    █ Publisher: Technics Publications                                
    ▓ Release Date: August 2017                                       
    ▒ Running time: 00:40:07                                          
    ▒ Topic: Analytics                                                
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    ░ Course Description: William McKnight will show you how to define data   
                          quality expectations, profile data against these 
                          expectations, measure data quality impact across 
                          various thresholds, and how to use these 
                          measurements to improve the organizationÆs bottom 
                          line. Many examples are provided including one on 
                          the value of a single accurate customer profile. 
                          Data quality is essential to business success, and 
                          we cannot improve what we cannot measure. Learn 
                          about the 11 categories for measuring data quality 
                          including referential integrity, uniqueness, 
                          cardinality, subtype/supertype constructs, value 
                          reasonability, consistent value sets, formatting, 
                          data derivation, completeness, correctness, and 
                          conformance to a clean set of values.

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