Data Quality
14 items tagged with "data-quality"
Standards2
ISO/IEC 29119-1:2022 (Software Testing)
ISO/IEC standards are crucial for ensuring quality and compliance in software migration projects. By adhering to these guidelines, teams can mitigate risks, enhance data integrity, and foster trust among stakeholders. This comprehensive overview provides actionable insights on key requirements, compliance strategies, and tools to facilitate successful migrations.
SysML 1.6
Understanding the OMG standard is crucial for successful software migrations, as it ensures interoperability, data integrity, and regulatory compliance. By following its guidelines, teams can navigate the complexities of migration projects with confidence, leveraging tools and best practices that uphold these standards while addressing common challenges effectively.
Best Practices4
Data Governance Framework
A structured set of roles, policies, and processes that make an organization accountable for the quality, security, and proper use of its data assets.
Data Quality Management
The practice of measuring, monitoring, and improving data across dimensions like accuracy, completeness, consistency, timeliness, and validity so it stays fit for use.
Data Contracts
Explicit, version-controlled agreements between data producers and consumers that define schema, semantics, quality, and SLAs to prevent breaking changes.
Medallion Architecture
A layered data design that refines data through Bronze (raw), Silver (cleaned and conformed), and Gold (business-ready) tables to improve quality and reuse.
Reference Architectures1
Playbooks2
Master Data Management Program Playbook
Establish a master data management program to create golden records, resolve duplicates, and govern shared reference data across systems.
Data Quality Program Playbook
Stand up a data quality program with profiling, automated tests, SLAs, anomaly detection, and incident workflows across pipelines.
Checklists3
Data Quality Validation Checklist
Checks for validating accuracy, completeness, consistency, and timeliness of data after a migration or pipeline change.
Data Reconciliation Checklist
Checks for reconciling data between source and target systems after a migration to prove completeness and accuracy.
Data Pipeline Observability Checklist
Checks for instrumenting data pipelines with freshness, volume, schema, lineage, and quality monitoring to detect issues early.