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  2. Opening Statement: Garbage In, Garbage Out": IT's Role in Improving Data Quality

Opening Statement: Garbage In, Garbage Out": IT's Role in Improving Data Quality

By Thomas Redman

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Posted December 31, 2002 | Leadership |
Opening Statement
Thomas C. Redman

What IT Can Do to Make Data Better
Jeffrey McMillan

To Clean or Not to Clean, That Is the Question
Robert W. Pautke
About The Author
Thomas Redman
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