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Building Trust in the Digital Age: The Role of Data Verification

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Data has famously been referred to as the “new oil,” powering the fifth industrial revolution. As our reliance on data-intensive sectors like finance, healthcare, and the Internet of Things (IoT) grows, the question of trust becomes paramount.

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What Is a Business Glossary? Definition, Components & Benefits

Astera

All three have a unique purpose in organizing, defining, and accessing data assets within an organization. For instance, in a healthcare institution, “Patient Admission” might be “the process of formally registering a patient for treatment or care within the facility.”

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Exploring the Connection Between Data Governance and Data Quality

Astera

Data governance and data quality are closely related, but different concepts. The major difference lies in their respective objectives within an organization’s data management framework. Data quality is primarily concerned with the data’s condition. Financial forecasts are reliable.

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Data Profiling: Types, Techniques and Best Practices

Astera

Clean and accurate data is the foundation of an organization’s decision-making processes. However, studies reveal that only 3% of the data in an organization meets basic data quality standards, making it necessary to prepare data effectively before analysis. This is where data profiling comes into play.

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Data Governance Framework: What is it? Importance, Pillars and Best Practices

Astera

What is a Data Governance Framework? A data governance framework is a structured way of managing and controlling the use of data in an organization. It helps establish policies, assign roles and responsibilities, and maintain data quality and security in compliance with relevant regulatory standards.

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Information Governance vs. Data Governance: A Comparative Analysis

Astera

However, according to a survey, up to 68% of data within an enterprise remains unused, representing an untapped resource for driving business growth. One way of unlocking this potential lies in two critical concepts: data governance and information governance.

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Data Vault 2.0: What You Need to Know

Astera

The technology: Struggled to adapt to changing data types. Couldn’t handle vast volumes of data. Lacked real-time data processing capabilities. Didn’t align well with current technology or data governance requirements. Data Vault 2.0 Business-Centric Focus: Data Vault 2.0 Data Vault 2.0