MIT Information Quality Industry Symposium, （麻省理工学院的信息质量行业研讨会,）.pdfVIP

MIT Information Quality Industry Symposium, July 15-17, 2009 Meeting the ISO 8000 Requirements for Quality Data ABSTRACT Leaders of the NATO committee on codification coined the phrase data is the DNA of logistics but we know that it is much more than that. We are a data dependent society, every event, every individual, every organization, all locations, goods and services are represented by data. Beyond the accuracy of the data and its ability to accurately represent reality, data has its own history and intrinsic qualities that make it portable from one application to another and allow it to be safely preserved as it moves over time from one electronic media to another. As we migrate towards an ever more dynamic Event Driven Architecture (EDA) and an ever more interdependent Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), the accuracy and portability of the master data, data that describes individuals, organizations, locations, goods and services or the who, what and where, become ever more critical. ISO 8000 is the international standard that defines the requirements for quality data, understanding this important standard and how it can be used to measure data quality is an important first step in developing any information quality strategy. BIOGRAPHY Peter R. Benson Executive Director and Chief Technical Officer Electronic Commerce Code Management Association Peter R. Benson is the Executive Director and Chief Technical Officer of ECCMA; he is an expert in distributed data systems and master data management. Peter developed data collection and reporting systems for large agricultural businesses as well as for the public relations, advertising, healthcare and financial industries. Peter was granted a British patent in 1992 covering the maintenance and usage tracking of distributed data. Peter developed the UNSPSC, an internationally recognized commodity classification for spend analysis and went on to develop the eOTD a leading open technical dict