Data Quality: The Accuracy Dimension

By J. Olson. 2003

323 citations recorded by the source corpus.

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5. Robert E. Kraut
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7. Patrick J. Bateman
8. Joy Wei He

Citations in the corpus

• Reliability, Mindfulness, and Information Systems (2006, background): “Even when they are able to create software that is relatively high-quality, organizations routinely fall short of ensuring adequate data quality (Olson 2003).”
• Designing data governance (2010, background): “While data quality has multiple dimensions, such as accuracy, timeliness, completeness and credibility, these dimensions are relative and need to be defined in the context of the end use of data.(1,5,9) For example, while 85% accuracy of the name, address, and phone number of physicians may be accep”