Measuring Data Quality Using ISO 8000

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1 International Association of Data Quality Managers Measuring Data Quality Using ISO 8000 Peter R. Benson Executive Director ECCMA Project leader for ISO 8000 and ISO Slide 1

2 What does Quality Mean? When you order seafood from Quality Fresh Seafood, you can be confident that you are receiving the very best quality of seafood and delivery. Slide 2

3 ISO 9000 Definition of Quality ISO 9000:2005(E) quality degree to which a set of inherent characteristics fulfils requirements requirement need or expectation that is stated, generally implied or obligatory Quality data is data that meets stated requirements nothing less and nothing more! Slide 3

4 The International Standard for Data Quality ISO 8000 General Principles Master Data Transaction data Part 1 Introduction Part 2 Terminology Part 100 introduction Part 110 Part 120 Provenance Part 130 Accuracy Part 140 Completeness Syntax Semantic encoding Meets requirements Slide 4

5 ISO 8000 Quality Data Summarized Data that meets requirements Data that is Portable Slide 5

6 A Form is a Specification of a Requirement for Data Slide 6

7 Publicly Visible Terminology in a Standard Model Terminology EDM council Terminology SEC Terminology MISMO Terminology GAO SP Budget Glossary Public domain concept identifiers Free identifier resolution to underlying ( services terminology (web Hyperlink to source standards Multilingual Multiple terms, definitions and images linked to single concept identifier Slide 7

Publicly Visible Terminology in a Standard Model The eotd (ECCMA Open Technical Dictionary) is an ISO 22745-20 compliant central registry of terminology.

8 Publicly Visible Terminology in a Standard Model The eotd (ECCMA Open Technical Dictionary) is an ISO compliant central registry of terminology. Each concept and terminological component in the eotd is assigned a unique and permanent public domain identifier. Users create corporate preferred subsets of the eotd and use the eotd concept identifiers to manage concept equivalence mapping with the concepts used by their trading partners. ISO ECCMA Open Technical Dictionary (eotd) Terminology Terms Abbreviations Definitions Images Public Domain Concept Identifier #xx-xxxxxx#1

Data Requirement (ISO 22745-30) Data requirements support a business function, granting access to a computer, a website or a software program, simply asking for the data needed to deliver the right

9 Data Requirement (ISO ) Data requirements support a business function, granting access to a computer, a website or a software program, simply asking for the data needed to deliver the right product or service or to comply with a regulation, these are all data requirements. Be careful what you ask for data quality starts with the quality of the request for data Data requirement eotd-i-xml ISO

10 Request for Authoritative Sourced Data (ASD) Clear and unambiguous requests for: 1. Reference data (identifiers) 2. Characteristic data (descriptions) 3. The validation of reference and characteristic data, ISO is a standard format for the generation and distribution of requests for data in a simple XML format that can be automated by the sender and recipient to create an integrated data exchange system. Request for data eotd-q-xml ISO

Reply to a Request for Data ISO 22745-40 is a standard format for the exchange of reference and characteristic data in a simple XML format that can be automated by the sender

11 Reply to a Request for Data ISO is a standard format for the exchange of reference and characteristic data in a simple XML format that can be automated by the sender and recipient to create an integrated data exchange system. Data requirement eotd-i-xml ISO Data exchange eotd-r-xml ISO Request for data eotd-q-xml ISO

Automating the data supply chain using ISO 22745 A data provider may not have all the data requested so they in turn send a request through their data supply chain using the same ISO 22745 standard

12 Automating the data supply chain using ISO A data provider may not have all the data requested so they in turn send a request through their data supply chain using the same ISO standard exchanges Request for data eotd-q-xml ISO Request for data eotd-q-xml ISO Data provider Sub Data exchange eotd-r-xml ISO Data requester Data requirement eotd-i-xml ISO Data exchange eotd-r-xml ISO

Operating system Data validation app Hardware Quality data is portable data;

13 Portable data - the Antidote to Application lock-in User Data quality analysis app Application ISO ISO 8000 Portable data Data de-dup app Operating system Data validation app Hardware Quality data is portable data; it is independent of the software application and accessible by any application Slide 13

14 Motivation for ISO and ISO 8000 Controlling costs requires better asset, product, component and process visibility. This is achieved through faster, better and lower cost access to authoritative sourced data. Slide 14

15 Motivation for ISO and ISO 8000 Controlling costs requires better asset, product, component and process visibility. This is achieved through faster, better and lower cost access to authoritative sourced data. Slide 15

16 Contracting for Quality Data The contractor, sub-contractor or supplier shall, as and when requested to do so, supply technical data in electronic format on any of the items covered in this contract as follows: The data shall be ISO :2009 compliant. The data shall comply with registered ISO compliant data requirements The data shall be encoded using concept identifiers from an ISO compliant open technical dictionary that supports free resolution to concept definitions. The data shall be provided in ISO compliant Extensible Markup Language (xml). Providing the data necessary for the safe and efficient operation of plant and equipment is an established legal requirement in most countries. Creating ISO :2009 compliant data does not require the payment of any license fees or the use of specialized software, it is within the technical ability of all suppliers regardless of their size. Slide 16

17 Measuring Data Quality 1. Document your business language 2. Document your requirements for data 3. Measure the quality of your data (by comparing your data to your requirements for data) There are low cost software tools that make this process very straight forward Slide 17

DAMA. Tracking the Success of Data Quality

DAMA. Tracking the Success of Data Quality DAMA Tracking the Success of Data Quality Peter R. Benson Project leader for ISO 22745 and ISO 8000 Copyright 2014 ECCMA All rights reserved Slide 1 Companies with a common interest ISO 8000 quality master