TIQM® MASTERY SERIES:
Comprehensive Training Program
for TIQM Quality System Certification
Taught by:
Larry P. English
Nashville Convention Center
Nashville, Tennessee
August 18 & 19, 2008
IQ 150: Assessing Data Definition & Architecture Quality
Without quality information, businesses are at risk. But poor data definition and information architecture quality undermines the organization’s ability to create, maintain—and exploit—quality information. Data warehousing disasters call attention to the imperative of quality data definition in both the data warehouse as well as in operational databases. In this tutorial, Mr. English describes how to apply quality principles to the processes of data definition and data model development.
Data definition and data modeling are not documentation processes. They are the processes of “information product specification.” Mr. English describes guidelines for producing quality data definition and data models. He describes how you can apply Quality Function Deployment in the data definition process to assure that quality is designed in without compromising speed of development. Quality function deployment is the set of tools and techniques for involving customers in product design.
August 20 & 21, 2008
IQ 401: Improving Information Product Quality
Based on current information defect production rate and information quality (IQ) decay, an organization’s databases may have significant IQ problems that, left unattended, will cause business processes to fail. This in turn causes high costs of recovery from the failure, along with costs of information scrap and rework.
In this course, you learn how to approach data correction as a “one-time event,” with a goal of minimizing the costs of information scrap and rework. You also learn how to prepare data for data analysis or data mining to properly address strategic and tactical business information needs.
You learn how to develop audits and controls for data movement for data warehousing, but also for data movement among operational databases where required.
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Information Impact International, Inc.
By Fax: +1-615-837-8804
Seminar Schedule:
8:00 am - 8:30 am Registration/Continental Breakfast
8:30 am -5:00 pm Seminar
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Lunch
Class will end by 3:30 pm on
Thursday, August 21.
Seminar Location:
+1-615-742-2000
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