Data Management, Quality and Governance

The different steps towards the data quality journey

Julien Kervizic
Hacking Analytics

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Photo by Tom Sodoge on Unsplash

Data quality is a journey, it doesn’t come in one day, and the focus should be more about improving data quality than having it right on day one. Having a data governance model, implementing testing for data quality are all things that help on this journey.

A more thorough approach looks at the different areas of planning, validation, cleansing, surfacing, and documentation of the various data objects.

Data Planning

Having a clear plan on what information and how it should be collected is the first step to be able to have a good data quality.

It is crucial within a data planning to define what to collect and where to collect it from, identifying the different sources of information.

Data layer: A data-layer is a software component that provides simplified access to data stored. It is often used to refer to a front-end component to integrated with GTM and external tags components.

Part of defining the data is to set up the attributes and event definition that we…

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Julien Kervizic
Hacking Analytics

Living at the interstice of business, data and technology | Head of Data at iptiQ by SwissRe | previously at Facebook, Amazon | julienkervizic@gmail.com