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found 19 matches
- 1999
- Monica Bobrowski, Martina Marré, Daniel Yankelevich:
A Homogeneous Framework to Measure Data Quality. IQ 1999: 115-124 - Alein T. Chun, Bruce N. Davidson:
Implementing the Information Quality Survey: A Case Study at Cedars-Sinai Health System. IQ 1999: 266-284 - Tamraparni Dasu, Theodore Johnson:
Hunting of the Snark: Finding Data Glitches using Data Mining Methods. IQ 1999: 89-98 - Daniel Diemers:
On the Social Dimension of Information Quality and Knowledge. IQ 1999: 125-143 - J. Gregory Dobbins, Frank M. Guess:
Developing a Data Quality Strategy in a Provider of Web-based Health Information System. IQ 1999: 176-184 - Martin J. Eppler, Peter Muenzenmayer:
Information Quality on Corporate Intranets: Conceptualization and Measurement. IQ 1999: 162-175 - James B. Houtsma, Thomas E. Leonard:
Establishing an Operational Data Quality Practice: A Follow-up of the Army Medical Department Experience. IQ 1999: 220-239 - Denis Kosar:
Developing a Framework to Manage Data Quality in Healthcare. IQ 1999: 58-76 - Vijay V. Mandke, Madhavan K. Nayar:
Modeling Information Flow for Integrity Analysis. IQ 1999: 38-57 - Steve Mohan, Mary Jane Willshire:
Data Bryte: A Data Warehouse Cleansing Framework. IQ 1999: 77-88 - Felix Naumann, Claudia Rolker:
Do Metadata Models meet IQ Requirements? IQ 1999: 99-114 - Elizabeth M. Pierce:
The Virtual Mailing List. IQ 1999: 144-161 - Marc Rittberger:
Certification of Information Services. IQ 1999: 17-37 - Robert Tap:
A Methodology for Establishing and Maintaining Quality in Data Context. IQ 1999: 209-219 - Nigel H. Turner:
Shaping the FutureBT: Building Enterprise Wide Information Quality Competency. IQ 1999: 1-16 - Bas H. P. J. Vermeer:
Information Logistics: A Data Integration Method for Solving Data Quality Problems with Article Information in Large nterorganizational Networks. IQ 1999: 185-208 - Richard Y. Wang, Diane M. Strong, Beverly K. Kahn, Yang W. Lee:
An Information Quality Assessment Methodology: Extended Abstract. IQ 1999: 258-265 - Mostapha Ziad, Yang W. Lee:
Emerging Technologies for Information Quality Improvement. IQ 1999: 240-257 - Yang W. Lee, Giri Kumar Tayi:
Fourth Conference on Information Quality (IQ 1999). MIT 1999 [contents]
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