Information Quality (Paperback)

Acknowledgments; Foreword, Vladimir Zwass; 1. Introduction, Elizabeth M. Pierce; Part I. Measuring Data Quality; 2. Measuring Data Accuracy: A Framework and Review, Thomas C. Redman; 3. Developing Measurement Scales for Data Quality Dimensions, Leo Pipino, Richard Wang, David Kopcso, and William Rybolt; 4. A Cyclic-Hierarchical Method for Database Data Quality Evaluation and Quality Evaluation and Improvement, Jennifer A. Long and Craig E. Seko; 5. Model-Based Data Quality Evaluation: A Comparison of Internet Classifieds Operated by Newspapers and Non-Newspaper Firms, Adenekan Dedeke and Beverly K. Kahn; Part II. Modeling and Developing Information Processes for Information Quality; 6. Building Quality into Information Supply Chains: Robust Information Supply Chains, Adenekan Dedeke; 7. What's in Your Information Product Inventory? Elizabeth M. Pierce; 8. IP-UML: A Methodology for Quality Improvement Based on Information Product Maps and Unified Modeling Language, Monica Scannapieco, Barbara Pernici, and Elizabeth M. Pierce; Part III. Data and Information Quality Improvement: Cases Studies; 9. Introducing Data Quality Management in Data Warehousing, Markus Helfert and Clemens Herrmann; 10. Improving Government-to-Business Relationships Through Data Reconciliation and Process Re-engineering, Marco Bertoletti, Paolo Missier, Monica Scannapieco, Pietro Aimetti, and Carlo Batini; 11. Understanding Interdependencies Between Information and Organizational Processes, Raisa Katz-Haas and Yang Lee; Part IV. Organizational Issues in Information Quality; 12. Exemplifying Business Opportunities for Improving Data Quality from Corporate Household Research, Stuart Madnick, Richard Wang, Krishna Chettayar, Frank Dravis, James Funk, Raissa Katz-Haas, Cindy Lee, Yang Lee, Xiang Xian, and Sumit Bhansali; 13. Criticality of Factors Affecting Data Quality of Accounting Information Systems: How Perceptions of Importance and Performance Can Differ, Hongjiang Xu and Latif Al-Hakim; Part V. Education and Capability-Building in Information Quality; 14. Teaching, Learning, and Curriculum Development to Support Managing Information as a Product, Diane M. Strong, Craig Fisher, David L. Feinstein, and Herbert E. Longenecker, Jr. 15. Redefining the Scope and Focus of Information Quality Work: A General Systems Theory Perspective, Woo Young Chung, Craig Fisher, and Richard Wang; Index; About the Editors and Contributors