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Data integrity vs. data quality: Is there a difference?

IBM Journey to AI blog

When we talk about data integrity, we’re referring to the overarching completeness, accuracy, consistency, accessibility, and security of an organization’s data. Together, these factors determine the reliability of the organization’s data. In short, yes.

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Data architecture strategy for data quality

IBM Journey to AI blog

Poor data quality is one of the top barriers faced by organizations aspiring to be more data-driven. Ill-timed business decisions and misinformed business processes, missed revenue opportunities, failed business initiatives and complex data systems can all stem from data quality issues.

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Five benefits of a data catalog

IBM Journey to AI blog

An enterprise data catalog does all that a library inventory system does – namely streamlining data discovery and access across data sources – and a lot more. For example, data catalogs have evolved to deliver governance capabilities like managing data quality and data privacy and compliance.

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A Beginner’s Guide to Data Warehousing

Unite.AI

This article will explore data warehousing, its architecture types, key components, benefits, and challenges. What is Data Warehousing? Data warehousing is a data management system to support Business Intelligence (BI) operations. It can handle vast amounts of data and facilitate complex queries.

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How data stores and governance impact your AI initiatives

IBM Journey to AI blog

Among the tasks necessary for internal and external compliance is the ability to report on the metadata of an AI model. Metadata includes details specific to an AI model such as: The AI model’s creation (when it was created, who created it, etc.)

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Data Version Control for Data Lakes: Handling the Changes in Large Scale

ODSC - Open Data Science

Storage Optimization: Data warehouses use columnar storage formats and indexing to enhance query performance and data compression. They excel at managing structured data and supporting ACID (Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability) transactions.

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Data democratization: How data architecture can drive business decisions and AI initiatives

IBM Journey to AI blog

By leveraging data services and APIs, a data fabric can also pull together data from legacy systems, data lakes, data warehouses and SQL databases, providing a holistic view into business performance. It uses knowledge graphs, semantics and AI/ML technology to discover patterns in various types of metadata.