Today many business analysts are creating business-oriented decision models. These decision models contain business logic for operational decisions that operate within business processes. And, it is no surprise that data quality is critical to business-oriented decision models. After all, good decision models operating with bad data are no better than bad decision models operating with good data. The surprise is: not only are decision models a preferred way for managing true business logic but they are remarkably suitable for managing data quality logic!
While data quality logic seems a natural responsibility of data professionals, business analysts bump into data quality issues all the time. In fact, experience shows that, more often than not, business analysts serve as a focal point for capturing data quality requirements. This is good news for business analysts already familiar with TDM and those who understand how TDM integrates with business process models.
The Unanticipated Role of The Decision Model in Data Quality
Posted by ModernAnalyst under FinanceFrom http://www.modernanalyst.com 4223 days ago
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