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Data Quality: Perception versus Reality by Graham Rhind, produced in association with |
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| Experian QAS Global Contact Data Management Report - Contact data: neglected asset seeks responsible owner, from |
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Experian QAS Global Contact Data Management Report - Contact data: the profit maker or the neglected asset?, from |
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Naming names - A discussion about data-entry field labels for personal name components by Graham Rhind, August 2007, 2 pages. |
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| Poor data quality - the pandemic problem that needs addressing by Graham Rhind, produced in association with PostCodeAnywhere, July 2007, 9 pages | |
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Meeting the Challenge of Data Management from |
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International Addressing by Graham Rhind, a review of three address validation and cleansing software packages, published in Database Marketing, October 2006, 5 pages. Kindly note: this article may be viewed but may not be printed, re-posted or further distributed. |
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The Hidden Costs of Poor Data Management from |
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Toon me uw data en ik vertel u of u succesvol bent by Allard Frederiks, Adforesult, October 2006, 2 pages. An article about Graham Rhind and about data collection on the Internet. |
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Ein kleines internationales Postleitzahlen-ABC by Graham Rhind, January 2006. A postal code primer. GfK MACON News, 1/2006, 1 page. This is a jpg file scan of the article. Available in English: An International Post Code Primer. |
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Reducing the need for scrap and rework with web data collection by Graham Rhind, January 2006. When collecting data on the web, companies must allow diverse visitors to record their information in a way that is familiar and comfortable to them. This paper first appeared in the B-EYE Network newsletter, 2006-1-11, 2 pages . A version of this article appeared as Garbage in, garbage out in Database Marketing, February 2006, 2 pages |
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A Data Quality Solution? I Can't Even See The Problem by Graham Rhind, January 2005. How do we make people aware that they have data quality problems with their name and address data? This paper first appeared in the IAIDQ newsletter, 2005-1, 3 pages |
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Addressing the Public - Delivering value with effective address and data management by Graham Rhind, produced in association with |
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The impact of address systems on mail volumes by Graham Rhind, produced in association with Postal Solutions, 2003, 13 pages. |
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validation and United Kingdom Addresses
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The Case for Address Management by Graham Rhind, September 2002. This paper first appeared in the LISA (Localisation Industry Standards Association) newsletter, Globalisation Insider. |
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The Trouble with Standards by Graham Rhind, June 2002, 4 pages. Why you're not likely to be using a standard for your personal name and address data management for some time. This article first appeared in Business Intelligence Report from DM Direct, 30th July 2002. |
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Trends
in Address Management by
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Trends
in Address Management by
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Trends
in Address Management by
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Addressing and e-commerce by Graham Rhind, December 2001, 3 pages. An article discussing the issues involved in collecting address data on the Internet, and the advantage of using online validation systems. |
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The Internet is not printed on paper by Graham Rhind, November 2001, 2 pages. An article discussing the tendency of web page data input forms to be fixed, culturally biassed and unsuitable for a global audience. Reproduced in the IRM UK Strategic IT Newsletter, 30th November 2001. |
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Benefits of Transformational Data Integration, by DataMirror, 2000, 13 pages. Without integration, business gets complicated. Data assets are worthless unless the information can be quickly access by those who need it to do business. This paper discusses the real-time capture, transform and flow (CTF) solutions for and the benefits of bi-directional transformational data integration across multiple computing platforms and databases. |
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Enterprise Application Integration and Beyond: A Multilevel Flow Model, by Nigel Stokes, DataMirror, 11 pages. To achieve 21st century competitiveness, a company's core business applications and legacy systems must be seamlessly integrated with applications that provide outward-facing connectivity to suppliers, partners and customers. This paper discusses real-time solutions to rapidly integrate systems, application and data components into a powerful, data-rich andresilient infrastructure. |
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Considerations for Building a Real-Time Data Warehouse, by John Vandermay, DataMirror, 2001, 15 pages. As the demand for information grows, companies require real-time integration solutions that allow them to capture, transform and flow corporate data from many incompatible sources for business intelligence. This paper discusses considerations for replenishing data warehouses and data marts in real-time to provide the most up-to-date data for business intelligence. |
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