1. Data Quality and Data
Governance
Tuba Yaman Him

2. Why is Data Quality Important?
• Wrong Reports = Wrong Decisions

3. Why is Data Quality Important?
• Wrong Reports = Wrong Decisions
• Bad Reputation

4. Why is Data Quality Important?
• Wrong Reports = Wrong Decisions
• Bad Reputation
• Wasted Money
According to a recent study in the UK, US and France, 16% to 18% of
departmental budgets are eaten up because of poor data quality. The
research also indicates that 90% of surveyed companies admit that
inaccurate data – such as duplicate accounts, lost contacts and missed
sales opportunities – contributes to budget waste. On top of this, a
2009 Gartner study revealed that the average organization surveyed
loses $8.2 million annually because of poor data quality and that most
of this is due to lost productivity.

5. Modern Data Environment
Enterprise
Data
Warehouse
ERP Systems
(SAP/Oracle
etc)
CRM
(Salesforce,
Dynamics etc)
Manufacturing
Systems
Financial
Systems
Web
Applications
Documents
Marketing
Data
Mart
Sales
Data
Mart
Financial
Data
Mart

6. Modern Data Environment
Enterprise
Data
Warehouse
ERP Systems
(SAP/Oracle
etc)
CRM
(Salesforce,
Dynamics etc)
Manufacturing
Systems
Financial
Systems
Web
Applications
Documents
Marketing
Data
Mart
Sales
Data
Mart
Financial
Data
Mart

7. Dimensions Of Data Quality
IntegrityAccuracy
Currency Uniqueness Validity
Completeness

8. Dimensions Of Data Quality
• Do data objects accurately represent the “real-world” values?
• Is data correct?
• Example: Wrong sales amount, wrong contact information of a
customer etc.
Accuracy

9. Dimensions Of Data Quality
• Is there are any data missing important relationship linkages?
• Example: A product ownership without a valid owner/customer
record.
Integrity

10. Dimensions Of Data Quality
• Is any neccessary part of data is missing?
• Example:A customer record which has an address without city,
although city is mandatory.
Completeness

11. Dimensions Of Data Quality
• Is data up-to-date?
• Do we provide real-time data to our clients?
• Example: Customers with old address information. A bank which can
not provide the real-time amount of funds of its customers.
Currency

12. Dimensions Of Data Quality
• Are there multiple, unnecessary representations of the same data
objects within your data?
• Example: 3 different records which indicate the same customer.
Misspelling can be the reason.
CurrencyUniqueness

13. Dimensions Of Data Quality
• Do data values comply with the specified formats and rules?
• Example: A customer record whose DOB is dd/mm/1735. A customer
record with invalid postal code for UK like WC3T.
CurrencyValidity

14. Methods and Tools For Data Quality
Objective How to
Validation Regular Expressions
Data Merging For Duplicate Data SSIS Fuzzy Lookup, Fuzzy Grouping Packages
Integrity Proper ETL and ELT Process
Completeness Mandatory Fields Rules, ETL/ELT
Verification For Important Information Activation E-mails, Verification SMS
Prevent Typographical Error Autocomplete Tools
Minimizing Human Errors Employee Training

15. SSIS Fuzzy Matching
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16. Data Governance
Data governance is a set of policies, rules and standarts in order to
increase and maintain enterprise data quality.
It is about putting people in charge of fixing and preventing issues
with data so that the enterprise can become more efficient. Data
governance also describes an evolutionary process for a company,
altering the company’s way of thinking and setting up the processes
to handle information so that it may be utilized by the entire
organization. It’s about using technology when necessary in many
forms to help aid the process. When companies desire, or are
required, to gain control of their data, they empower their people,
set up processes and get help from technology to do it

17. Data Governance

18. Data Governance –Job Ads
USA1.885
India290
UK253
Canada113
Germany83
Singapore25
Switzerland24
Turkey 0

19. Data Governance Team Missions

20. Data Quality Scorecard
Objective Action Plan KPI Target Jul.2016 Aug.2016 Sep.2016
Decrease
Duplicates
A Merging flow
will be
implemented
Number of
duplicate
records in CDB
0 11.276 3.500 200
Increase the
Correctness of
email info
Verification
process will be
implemented
Number of
invalid email
addresses in
Customer DB
<500 25.500 4.700 4.700
Decrease
wrong
relationship of
product and
customer
ETL
enhancement is
planned.
Number of
incorrect
relations
between
products and
customers in
DB
0 2.700 2.700 2.900