5 Keys To Thrive
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murnane
Last seen: 5 days ago
Rich is a guy from Severna Park, Maryland, USA
"Speak softly and carry a big stick" Theodore Roosevelt on his approach to foreign policy.
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Arkansas recognized for tracking students'...
Rated • 1 review • weight loss, data quality • arkansasnews.com
From the page: "The Data Quality Campaign has again recognized Arkansas as one of a handful of states with a high-quality system for keeping track of students†performance, state education officials said today"
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55 reasons to improve data quality & Liliendahl on Data...
Rated • 1 review • ecommerce, data quality • wordpress.com
55 reasons to improve data quality - The business value in data quality improvement is an ever recurring topic in the realm of data quality
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About Others
Rated • 1 review • blogs, data quality • dcervo.com
Dalton Cervo's page on us "other" data folks out there, thanks for the inclusion Dalton...Rich
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Legendary NYC Irish band Black 47 celebrates 20 years |...
Rated • 1 review • music • irishcentral.com
From the page: "Legendary NYC Irish band Black 47 celebrates 20 years"
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The truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth &...
Rated • 1 review • logic, data quality • wordpress.com
Loved Ken's writeup on the "Data Quality Blog Battle of 2009"
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Beyond a "Single Version of the&Truth" - OCDQ -...
Rated • 1 review • logic, data, data quality • ocdqblog.com
I think Redman hit the nail on the head (as does Jim by culling it out of the book) when stating "A fiendishly attractive concept is...'a single version of the truth'...the logic is compelling...unfortunately, there is no single version of the truth. For all important data, there are...too many uses, too many viewpoints, and too much nuance for a single version to have any hope of success. This does not imply malfeasance on anyone's part; it is simply a fact of life." After quoting Redman, Jim goes on to getting beyond the "single version of truth" (by using a Mad-Max analogy).
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Tell me the Truth! | MDM from the Front Line
Rated • 1 review • ecommerce, data, data quality • charlesblyth.co.uk
The part I like most about Charles' posting is that it gives practitioners hints as to how they might approach this (ie. asking questions such as "Is there any ambiguity in this definition?"). If your getting into a MDM project and need to look out to the market place to ask questions or find someone who is succeeding in delivering on this holy grail, I'd strongly recommend reading Charles' posting and then head start reading his older ones as well.
