Last updated: April 2026 Garbage in, garbage out. That principle has not changed since the earliest days of computing, and it applies just as directly to your website data today as it ever did to enterprise databases. High confidence in your data is not a passive outcome. It is something you build deliberately, through quality […]
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When you have data quality problems, you might make better decisions by guessing. A cartoon on page 50 of the July-August 2013 Harvard Business Review (HBR)depicts one business guy telling another “We cut our marketing budget in half by just guessing.” Have data quality problems let you to a similar decision-making approach? Let’s have a
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But who is writing about it? Poor data quality articles are not flooding your inbox. Have you read the recent Harvard Business Review (HBR) article on the business impacts of poor data quality? No, because there’s no such article. Other than the regular blogging of Thomas C. Redman, who posted an HBR blog entry called
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No, “Lean Start-Up” doesn’t mean that the bank account is empty, but that is the truth for many start-ups. Steve Blank, a consulting associate professor at Stanford University and a lecturer and National Science Foundation principal investigator at the University of California at Berkeley and Columbia University, offered “Why the Lean Start-Up Changes Everything” in
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