Greetings fellow IQ/DQ Practitioners:
Here is a friendly challenge to all of you: as announced in the April IAIDQ monthly communication email, I will match dollar for dollar, and up to US$1,000, all donations to the CIQP fundraising effort made between May 1st and May 9th 2009 (midnight California time)
The easiest way to donate is via the ChipIn! [...]
OK, the polls closed on Friday and the responses to the Question of the week for last week are:
80% agree that the development of the CIQP certification will lead to increased/new opportunities for trainers in the IQ/DQ field.
20% disagree.
My personal view is that there is clear potential for new opportunities, whether through refocusing teaching materials [...]
This is an exciting time for me. After working in information quality for the past 15 years, I am starting to see tangible evidence that information/data quality is finally establishing itself as a real profession, with a rigorous academic foundation, a wide body of knowledge, distinctive best practices nurtured and honed by practitioners in [...]
Each week we’ll be asking the community a question about some aspect of the CIQP initiative to encourage some discussion and debate so we can better understand the expectations people might have about the whole CIQP effort.
This week, our question is:
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Let us know what you think!
First off, I want to be up front and clear about my motivations for writing this post. Yes, I’m the Publicity Director for the IAIDQ. Yes, I’m one of the fund raising team working on the efforts to develop the CIQP certification. Neither of those facts is a secret, and indeed I am proud of [...]