Monthly Archives: June 2012

Grand Designs for Data Quality

Posted on June 27, 2012 by Andrew Dean

I was watching a repeat of one of my favourite television programs the other night – Grand Designs. If you are not familiar with this show you should be!  Kevin McCloud was talking to a very likeable Irishman about the … Continue reading →

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Should Regulatory Bodies Be More Prescriptive Regarding Match Rules?

Posted on June 27, 2012 by Andrew Dean

If I am a bank and I lend £100k to person A, then there is a risk that I might not get that money back. If I am a bank and I lend £100k to person B, then there is … Continue reading →

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Manage your data like your people

Posted on June 12, 2012 by Andrew Dean

People are the mainstay of businesses. Without staff businesses would not exist. A whole industry has built up to address people management – how to motivate, organise, empower. In short – how to get the best out of people for … Continue reading →

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