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Back to basics

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Back to Basics

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Back to basics

Back to basics. Presented by: Julie Duncan Date: 14 th June 2007. Start at the bottom. Data quality implications Group exercise Tips & recommendations. The Facts…. “In the UK only 26% of companies have an organisation wide, formal documented data management strategy.”.

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Back to Basics

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